Display assembly, baffle member, display apparatus and vehicle

ABSTRACT

A display assembly includes a display device, a first clamping plate and a second clamping plate. The display apparatus has at least one display area, and the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate are disposed on two opposite sides of the display device in a thickness direction thereof. At least one of the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate is located on at least one light-emitting side of the display device, and in a clamping plate located on a light-emitting side of the display device, at least a partial region of a portion covering an active area of the display device is in a transparent state. Edges of the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate have at least one adapter portion, and adapter portions are configured to fix the display assembly to an object in an external environment through at least one adapter.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a national phase entry under 35 USC 371 ofInternational Patent Application No. PCT/CN2020/103595, filed on Jul.22, 2020, which claims priorities to Chinese Patent Application No.201921160259.7, filed on Jul. 22, 2019, Chinese Patent Application No.201921169198.0, filed on Jul. 23, 2019, Chinese Patent Application No.201921464956.1, filed on Sep. 3, 2019, and Chinese Patent ApplicationNo. 201921477391.0, filed on Sep. 5, 2019, which are incorporated hereinby reference in their entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of display technologies, andin particular, to a display assembly, a baffle member, a displayapparatus and a vehicle.

BACKGROUND

Taking vehicles is a way for people to travel, and for vehicles such asbuses and subways, more and more information is displayed on avehicle-mounted display apparatus. The vehicle-mounted display apparatusis used for releasing advertisements, rebroadcasting and playing audioand video, and the like.

SUMMARY

In one aspect, a display assembly is provided. The display assemblyincludes a display device, a first clamping plate and a second clampingplate. The display device has at least one active area, and the firstclamping plate and the second clamping plate are disposed on twoopposite sides of the display device in a thickness direction thereof.At least one of the first clamping plate and the second clamping plateis located on light-exiting side(s) of the display device, respectively,and at least a partial region of a portion, covering an active area ofthe display device, in a clamping plate located on a light-exiting sideof the display device is in a transparent state. Edges of the firstclamping plate and the second clamping plate each have at least oneadapter portion, and adapter portions are configured to fix the displayassembly to an object in an external environment through adapter(s).

In some embodiments, the display device includes a display module and asignal converter board coupled to the display module. The signalconverter board is disposed between the first clamping plate and thesecond clamping plate, and is arranged side by side with the displaymodule. The signal converter board is configured to receive an imagesignal, and convert a format of the image signal to generate a screendriving control signal.

In some embodiments, the display module is a double-sided displaymodule. The double-sided display module includes a first display moduleand a second display module that are arranged back to back, and anencapsulation housing. The encapsulation housing is disposed on aperiphery of the first display module and the second display module, andthe encapsulation housing is configured to fix the first display moduleand the second display module.

In some embodiments, the signal converter board has a first signalinterface and a second signal interface. The first display moduleincludes a first display panel, a first driving circuit board and afirst flexible circuit board. The first driving circuit board is coupledto the first display panel, the first driving circuit board has a thirdsignal interface, and the first flexible circuit board is coupled to thefirst signal interface and the third signal interface. The seconddisplay module includes a second display panel, a second driving circuitboard and a second flexible circuit board. The second driving circuitboard is coupled to the second display panel, the second driving circuitboard has a fourth signal interface, and the second flexible circuitboard is coupled to the second signal interface and the fourth signalinterface.

In some embodiments, the first display panel and the second displaypanel each have an active area and a peripheral area disposed around theactive area. The peripheral area includes a first sub-region and asecond sub-region located on two opposite sides of the active area in afirst direction. Two opposite sides of the double-sided display modulein the first direction are a first side and a second side.

The first sub-region of the first display panel and the secondsub-region of the second display panel are located at the first side ofthe double-sided display module, and the second sub-region of the firstdisplay panel and the first sub-region of the second display panel arelocated at the second side of the double-sided display module.Boundaries of the active areas of the first display panel and the seconddisplay panel completely overlap.

A portion of the first driving circuit board and a portion of the seconddriving circuit board are disposed in first sub-regions of correspondingdisplay panels, respectively, the third signal interface is located atthe first side of the double-sided display module, and the fourth signalinterface is located at the second side of the double-sided displaymodule.

The encapsulation housing includes a side wall facing side faces of thefirst display panel and the second display panel, and the side wall isprovided with circuit board penetration opening(s). The circuit boardpenetration opening(s) are configured to allow the first flexiblecircuit board coupled to the third signal interface and the secondflexible circuit board coupled to the fourth signal interface topenetrate.

In some embodiments, the circuit board penetration opening(s) includeone circuit board penetration opening, and the circuit board penetrationopening is disposed at a position on the side wall corresponding to thethird signal interface.

After being coupled to the third signal interface, the first flexiblecircuit board directly passes through the circuit board penetrationopening.

After being coupled to the fourth signal interface, the second flexiblecircuit board passes through a gap between the first display panel andthe second display panel, and passes through the circuit boardpenetration opening.

In some embodiments, a dimension of the first sub-region in the firstdirection is greater than a dimension of the second sub-region in thefirst direction.

At the first side of the double-sided display module, in a directionthat is away from the active area in the first direction, a portion,extending beyond the second display panel, in the first sub-region ofthe first display panel sequentially includes a first width portion anda second width portion. A thickness of the first width portion isgreater than a thickness of the second width portion, and the thirdsignal interface is disposed on the second width portion, and is locatedon a back face of the first display panel.

At the second side of the double-sided display module, in a directionthat is away from the active area in the first direction, a portion,extending beyond the first display panel, in the first sub-region of thesecond display panel sequentially includes a third width portion and afourth width portion. A thickness of the third width portion is greaterthan a thickness of the fourth width portion, and the fourth signalinterface is disposed on the fourth width portion, and is located on aback face of the second display panel.

The double-sided display module further includes a first fixing memberand a second fixing member. A portion of the second flexible circuitboard located between a portion, coupled to the fourth signal interface,of the fourth signal interface and a portion, between the first displaypanel and the second display panel, of the second flexible circuit boardis fixed on a surface, proximate to the first display panel, of thethird width portion of the second display panel through the first fixingmember. A portion of the second flexible circuit board located betweenthe portion, between the first display panel and the second displaypanel, of the second flexible circuit board and a portion, located atthe third signal interface, of the second flexible circuit board isfixed to a surface, proximate to the second display panel, of the firstwidth portion of the first display panel through the second fixingmember.

In some embodiments, the third signal interface and the fourth signalinterface are located on a same straight line extending in the firstdirection.

In some embodiments, the double-sided display module further includes aplurality of connectors. Each connector includes a first surface and asecond surface that are disposed opposite to each other, and a thirdsurface and a fourth surface that are both connected to the firstsurface and the second surface and are disposed opposite to each other.

The connector further includes at least one first connection hole, atleast one second connection hole and at least one third connection hole.The at least one first connection hole is disposed in the first surfaceand extends toward the second surface, the at least one secondconnection hole is disposed in the second surface and extends toward thefirst surface, and the at least one third connection hole is disposed inthe third surface and extends toward the fourth surface.

The first display module further includes a plurality of firstconnection portions, and the second display module further includes aplurality of second connection portions. The encapsulation housingincludes side walls opposite to side faces of the first display paneland the second display panel, and the encapsulation housing furtherincludes a plurality of third connection portions disposed on the sidewalls. Positions of the plurality of connectors, the plurality of firstconnection portions, the plurality of second connection portions and theplurality of third connection portions are in one-to-one correspondence.

The connector is disposed on a side of a side wall of the encapsulationhousing proximate to the first display panel and the second displaypanel, and the fourth surface of the connector is closer to the firstdisplay panel and the second display panel than the third surface. Eachthird connection portion corresponds to a third connection hole of aconnector.

Each first connection portion is connected to a connector through firstconnection hole(s) in the connector, and each second connection portionis connected to a connector through second connection hole(s) in theconnector. Or, each first connection portion is connected to a connectorthrough second connection hole(s) in the connector, and each secondconnection portion is connected to a connector through first connectionhole(s) in the connector.

Each third connection portion is connected to a connector through thirdconnection hole(s) of the connector, so that the first display moduleand the second display module are fixed by the encapsulation housing.

In some embodiments, in a direction pointing from the fourth surface tothe third surface, a thickness of the connector increases stepwise, andthe thickness of the connector refers to a dimension of the connector ina direction pointing from the second surface to the first surface.

In some embodiments, the connector includes a fourth connection portionand a fifth connection portion that are sequentially disposed in thedirection pointing from the fourth surface to the third surface. Thefourth connection portion and the fifth connection portion are of anintegral structure, a side face of the fourth connection portion awayfrom the fifth connection portion is the fourth surface, and a side faceof the fifth connection portion away from the fourth connection portionis the third surface.

A thickness of the fifth connection portion is greater than a thicknessof the fourth connection portion. A portion of the first surfacecorresponding to the fourth connection portion is retracted toward thesecond surface relative to a portion of the first surface correspondingto the fifth connection portion. A portion of the second surfacecorresponding to the fourth connection portion is retracted toward thefirst surface relative to a portion of the second surface correspondingto the fifth connection portion. The first connection hole(s) and thesecond connection hole(s) are both disposed in the fourth connectionportion.

In some embodiments, the first display panel and the second displaypanel each have an active area and a peripheral area disposed around theactive area, and the peripheral area includes a first sub-region and asecond sub-region located on two opposite sides of the active area in afirst direction. Two opposite sides of the double-sided display modulein the first direction are a first side and a second side.

A first sub-region of the first display panel and a first sub-region ofthe second display panel are located at the first side of thedouble-sided display module, and a second sub-region of the firstdisplay panel and a second sub-region of the second display panel arelocated at the second side of the double-sided display module.Boundaries of active areas of the first display panel and the seconddisplay panel completely overlap.

The plurality of first connection portions are disposed at sides of thefirst sub-region and the second sub-region of the first display panelaway from the active area, and the plurality of second connectionportions are disposed at sides of the first sub-region and the secondsub-region of the second display panel away from the active area.

A first connection portion is connected to the fourth connection portionthrough the first connection hole(s), and a second connection portion isconnected to the fourth connection portion through the second connectionhole(s).

In some embodiments, the connector includes a sixth connection portion,a seventh connection portion and an eighth connection portion that aresequentially disposed in the direction pointing from the fourth surfaceto the third surface. The sixth connection portion, the seventhconnection portion and the eighth connection portion are of an integralstructure, a side face of the sixth connection portion away from theeighth connection portion is the fourth surface, and a side face of theeighth connection portion away from the sixth connection portion is thethird surface.

A thickness of the eighth connection portion is greater than a thicknessof the seventh connection portion, and the thickness of the seventhconnection portion is greater than thickness(es) of the sixth connectionportion. A portion of the first surface corresponding to the seventhconnection portion is flush with a portion of the first surfacecorresponding to the eighth connection portion. A portion of the secondsurface corresponding to the seventh connection portion is retractedtoward the first surface relative to a portion of the second surfacecorresponding to the eighth connection portion.

A portion of the first surface corresponding to the sixth connectionportion is retracted toward the second surface relative to the portionof the first surface corresponding to the seventh connection portion. Aportion of the second surface corresponding to the first connectionportion is retracted toward the first surface relative to the portion ofthe second surface corresponding to the eighth connection portion.

The first connection hole(s) are disposed in the sixth connectionportion, and the second connection hole(s) are disposed in the seventhconnection portion.

In some embodiments, the sixth connection portion includes a firstsub-portion and a second sub-portion that are sequentially arranged inthe direction pointing from the fourth surface to the third surface, andthe first sub-portion and the second sub-portion are of an integratedstructure. A thickness of the first sub-portion is smaller than athickness of the second sub-portion. A portion of the first surfacecorresponding to the first sub-portion is flush with a portion of thefirst surface corresponding to the second sub-portion. A portion of thesecond surface corresponding to the first sub-portion is retractedtoward the first surface relative to a portion of the second surfacecorresponding to the second sub-portion. The portion of the secondsurface corresponding to the second sub-portion is flush with theportion of the second surface corresponding to the seventh connectionportion.

In some embodiments, the first display panel and the second displaypanel each have an active area and a peripheral area disposed around theactive area, and the peripheral area includes a first sub-region and asecond sub-region located on two opposite sides of the active area in afirst direction. A dimension of the first sub-region in the firstdirection is greater than a dimension of the second sub-region in thefirst direction. Two opposite sides of the double-sided display modulein the first direction are a first side and a second side.

A first sub-region of the first display panel and a second sub-region ofthe second display panel are located at the first side of thedouble-sided display module, and a second sub-region of the firstdisplay panel and a first sub-region of the second display panel arelocated at the second side of the double-sided display module.Boundaries of active areas of the first display panel and the seconddisplay panel completely overlap.

The plurality of first connection portions are disposed at sides, awayfrom the active area, of the first sub-region and the second sub-regionof the first display panel, and the plurality of second connectionportions are disposed at sides, away from the active area, of the firstsub-region and the second sub-region of the second display panel.

At the first side of the double-sided display module, a first connectionportion is connected to a seventh connection portion through the secondconnection hole(s), and a second connection portion is connected to asixth connection portion through the first connection hole(s).

At the second side of the double-sided display module, a firstconnection portion is connected to a sixth connection portion throughthe first connection hole(s), and a second connection portion isconnected to a seventh connection portion through the second connectionhole(s).

In some embodiments, the encapsulation housing includes a first housingand a second housing. In a thickness direction of the double-sideddisplay module and in a direction perpendicular to one side of thedouble-sided display module, sections of the first housing and thesecond housing are both L-shaped. A side wall of the first housing and aside wall of the second housing overlap at side faces of the firstdisplay module and the second display module, so that the first housingand the second housing enclose a space with a U-shaped cross section.

In a case where the encapsulation housing includes a circuit boardpenetration opening, overlapping side wall(s) of the first housingand/or the second housing is provided with a penetration sub-opening,and the penetration sub-opening forms at least part of the circuit boardpenetration opening.

In a case where the encapsulation housing includes third connectionportions with a through-hole structure, overlapping side walls of thefirst housing and the second housing are each provided with asub-through hole, and two sub-through holes corresponding in positionsoverlap to form a third connection portion.

In another aspect, a baffle member is provided. The baffle memberincludes the display assembly according to any one of the aboveembodiments, and at least one adapter disposed on a periphery of thedisplay assembly. The adapter is configured to be connected to adapterportions in the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate ofthe display assembly to fix the display assembly to the object in theexternal environment.

In some embodiments, the adapter includes a first adapter plate and asecond adapter plate that are disposed opposite to and separated fromeach other, a fixing pin disposed between the first adapter plate andthe second adapter plate, and a fixing block connected to the firstadapter plate and the second adapter plate. The fixing pin is connectedto one of the first adapter plate and the second adapter plate. Anadapter portion in the first clamping plate is a first through hole, anadapter portion in the second clamping plate is a second through hole,and the fixing pin penetrates through the first through hole and thesecond through hole, so that an edge of the display assembly is caughtbetween the first adapter plate and the second adapter plate. The fixingblock includes a fixing portion, and the adapter is fixed to the objectin the external environment through the fixing portion.

In yet another aspect, a display apparatus is provided. The displayapparatus includes the baffle member according to any one of the aboveembodiments, a controller coupled to the display device in the bafflemember, and a connection line for connecting the controller and thedisplay device.

In a case where the display device includes a signal converter board,the controller is coupled to the signal converter board. The controlleris configured to receive an original image signal, and convert a formatof the original image signal to generate an image signal.

In yet another aspect, a vehicle is provided. The vehicle includes avehicle body and the display apparatus according to any one of the aboveembodiments disposed in the vehicle body. The vehicle body includes ashell body and a carriage body disposed inside the shell body. Thedisplay assembly of the baffle member of the display apparatus is fixedin the carriage body through the at least one adapter, and thecontroller of the display apparatus is disposed between the carriagebody and the shell body,

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In order to describe technical solutions in the present disclosure moreclearly, accompanying drawings to be used in some embodiments of thepresent disclosure will be introduced briefly below. Obviously, theaccompanying drawings to be described below are merely accompanyingdrawings of some embodiments of the present disclosure, and a person ofordinary skill in the art may obtain other drawings according to thesedrawings. In addition, the accompanying drawings to be described belowmay be regarded as schematic diagrams, but not limitations on actualsizes of products, an actual process of a method and actual timings ofsignals to which the embodiments of the present disclosure relate.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a structure of a vehicle, in accordance withsome embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a partial enlarged view of region R1 in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a partial enlarged view of region R2 in FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a structure of another vehicle, inaccordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing structures of a first display module and asecond display module, in accordance with some embodiments of thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a structure in which a first display moduleand a second display module are arranged back to back, in accordancewith some embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a structure in which a double-sided displaymodule is connected to a signal converter board, in accordance with someembodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing another structure in which a first displaymodule and a second display module are arranged back to back, inaccordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing another structure in which a double-sideddisplay module is connected to a signal converter board, in accordancewith some embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing yet another structure in which adouble-sided display module is connected to a signal converter board, inaccordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 11 is a sectional view of the double-sided display module shown inFIG. 10 taken along the section line BB′;

FIG. 12 is a sectional view of the double-sided display module shown inFIG. 10 taken along the section line CC′;

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a structure of a double-sided displaymodule, in accordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a structure of another double-sided displaymodule, in accordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 15 is a partial enlarged view of the region R3 in FIG. 14;

FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a structure of a connector, in accordancewith some embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 17 is a sectional view of the double-sided display module shown inFIG. 13 taken along the section line DD′;

FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a structure of another connector, inaccordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 19 is a sectional view of the double-sided display module shown inFIG. 14 taken along the section line EE′;

FIG. 20 is a sectional view of the double-sided display module shown inFIG. 14 taken along the section line FF′;

FIG. 21 is a sectional view of the display assembly in the vehicle shownin FIG. 1 taken along the section line II′;

FIG. 22 is a sectional view of a first display module and a seconddisplay module, in accordance with some embodiments of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 23 is a top view of a first display module and a second displaymodule, in accordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 24 is a sectional view of the first display module and the seconddisplay module shown in FIG. 23 taken along the section line QQ′;

FIG. 25 is a sectional view of a backlight module, in accordance withsome embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 26 is a sectional view of another backlight module, in accordancewith some embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 27 is another sectional view of the first display module and thesecond display module shown in FIG. 23 taken along the section line QQ′,in accordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 28 is a diagram showing a structure in which a baffle member isinstalled through connectors, in accordance with some embodiments of thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 29 is a diagram showing structures of a third cushion pad and afourth cushion pad on two opposite sides, in accordance with someembodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 30 is a diagram showing a structure of a signal converter board, inaccordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure; and

FIG. 31 is a diagram showing an external structure of a controller, inaccordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The technical solutions in some embodiments of the present disclosurewill be described dearly and completely with reference to theaccompanying drawings below. Obviously, the described embodiments aremerely some but not all embodiments of the present disclosure. All otherembodiments obtained by a person of ordinary skill in the art based onthe embodiments of the present disclosure shall be included in theprotection scope of the present disclosure.

Unless the context requires otherwise, the term “comprise” and otherforms thereof such as the third-person singular form “comprises” and thepresent participle form “comprising” throughout the description and theclaims are construed as open and inclusive, i.e., “inclusive, but notlimited to”. In the description, the terms such as “one embodiment”,“some embodiments”, “exemplary embodiments”, “example”, “specificexample” or “some examples” are intended to indicate that specificfeatures, structures, materials or characteristics related to theembodiment(s) or example(s) are included in at least one embodiment orexample of the present disclosure. Schematic representations of theabove terms do not necessarily refer to the same embodiment(s) orexample(s). In addition, the specific features, structures, materials orcharacteristics may be included in any one or more embodiments orexamples in any suitable manner.

Hereinafter, the terms such as “first” and “second” are used fordescriptive purposes only, and are not to be construed as indicating orimplying the relative importance or implicitly indicating the number ofindicated technical features. Thus, features defined as “first” or“second” may explicitly or implicitly include one or more of thefeatures. In the description of the embodiments of the presentdisclosure, the term “a plurality of” means two or more unless otherwisespecified.

In the description of some embodiments, the terms “coupled” and“connected” and their extensions may be used. For example, the term“connected” may be used in the description of some embodiments toindicate that two or more components are in direct physical or electriccontact with each other. For another example, the term “coupled” may beused in the description of some embodiments to indicate that two or morecomponents are in direct physical or electric contact. However, the term“coupled” or “communicatively coupled” may also mean that two or morecomponents are not in direct contact with each other, but stillcooperate or interact with each other. The embodiments disclosed hereinare not necessarily limited to the contents herein.

The phrase “A and/or B” includes the following three combinations: onlyA, only B, and a combination of A and B.

The use of the phrase “applicable to” or “configured to” means an openand inclusive language, which does not exclude devices that areapplicable to or configured to perform additional tasks or steps.

Exemplary embodiments are described herein with reference to sectionalviews and/or plan views as idealized exemplary drawings. In theaccompanying drawings, thicknesses of layers and regions are enlargedfor clarity. Thus, variations in shape relative to the accompanyingdrawings due to, for example, manufacturing technologies and/ortolerances may be envisaged. Therefore, the exemplary embodiments shouldnot be construed to be limited to the shapes of regions shown herein,but to include deviations in the shapes due to, for example,manufacturing. For example, an etched region shown in a rectangularshape generally has a curved feature. Therefore, the regions shown inthe accompanying drawings are schematic in nature, and their shapes arenot intended to show actual shapes of the regions in a device, and arenot intended to limit the scope of the exemplary embodiments.

In the description of the present disclosure, it will be understoodthat, orientations or positional relationships indicated by the termssuch as “center”, “upper”, “lower”, “front”, “rear”, “left”, “right”,“vertical”, “horizontal”, “top”, “bottom”, “inner”, “outer”, and thelike are based on orientations or positional relationships shown in thedrawings, which are merely to facilitate and simplify the description ofthe present disclosure, and are not to indicate or imply that thereferred devices or elements must have a particular orientation, or mustbe constructed or operated in a particular orientation. Therefore, theyshould not be construed as limitations on the present disclosure,

In the description of the present disclosure, the term “multiple” meanstwo or more unless otherwise specified.

It will be noted that, in this article, terms such as “a thicknessdirection of a display device”, “a thickness direction of a double-sideddisplay module”, “a thickness direction of a first display module and asecond display module”, “a thickness direction of a first display paneland a second display panel”, “a thickness direction of a liquid crystaldisplay panel” and the like are used, these directions all refer to asame direction, which may be regarded as a direction perpendicular to adisplay surface, and for details, reference may be made to the directionZ shown in FIGS. 1, 11, 17, 19, 20 and 24.

FIGS. 1 to 4 show structures of vehicles provided by some embodiments ofthe present disclosure.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, some embodiments of the present disclosureprovide a vehicle 1000, which may be a subway, a light rail, a bus, ahigh-speed rail, or the like. The vehicle 1000 includes a vehicle body1020, and a display apparatus 1010 disposed in the vehicle body 1020.

The vehicle body 1020 includes a shell body 1021 and a carriage body1022 disposed inside the shell body 1021.

The vehicle body 1020 may further include armrests 1023. In an examplein which the vehicle is a subway or a light rail, there are multiplecompartments in the carriage body 1022 of the subway or the light rail,and armrests 1023 are disposed beside seats in each compartment. Anarmrest 1023 may be vertically disposed in a middle region between a topand a bottom of the carriage body 1022, and two ends of the armrest 1023are respectively connected to the top and the bottom of the carriagebody 1022 (i.e., vertically arranged). The armrest 1023 may also have acertain shape and curvature. For example, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, thearmrest 1023 extends in a vertical direction, one end thereof isconnected to the top of the carriage body 1022, and the other endthereof is connected to a side portion of the carriage body 1022, sothat more standing space may be provided for passengers.

In some embodiments, the vehicle body 1020 may further include seats1024. A baffle 1011′ may be provided at a side of a seat 1024, and thebaffle 1011′ may be an ordinary baffle without a display function, whichplays a baffling role.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, the display apparatus 1010 includes a bafflemember 1011. The baffle member 1011 includes a display assembly 1 and atleast one adapter 2 disposed on a periphery of the display assembly 1.The display assembly 1 is installed in the carriage body 1022 of thevehicle body 1020 through the at least one adapter 2 to achieve theinstallation of the baffle member 1011 in the carriage body 1022.

In a case where the vehicle body 1020 further includes the armrests1023, the display assembly 1 may be installed between the carriage body1022 and an armrest 1023 through at least one adapter 2, so that thedisplay assembly 1 of the baffle member 1011 can not only form a barrierat a side of the seat 1024, but also have a display function. Further, adisplay device 30 in the display assembly 1 is a double-sided displaydevice, so that double-sided display may be achieved, thereby facingmore passengers, and for more passengers to view.

With continued reference to FIGS. 1 and 4, in a case where the baffle1011′ is provided between the carriage body 1022 and the armrest 1023,the display assembly 1 in the baffle member 1011 of the displayapparatus 1010 may be disposed above the baffle 1011′, so that a barriermay be formed beside the seat 1024, and space in the compartment may besaved while display is achieved.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIGS. 1, 4 and 21, the display assembly1 includes a first clamping plate 10, a second clamping plate 20, andthe display device 30 disposed between the first clamping plate and thesecond clamping plate.

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the display device 30 has at least one activearea AA. For example, the display device 30 is a single-sided displaydevice and has one active area AA. For another example, the displaydevice 30 is a double-sided display device and has two active areas AA.

For example, as shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 4, the display device 30includes a display module 31 and a signal converter board 32 coupled tothe display module 31. The signal converter board 32 is disposed betweenthe first clamping plate 10 and the second clamping plate 20, and isarranged side by side with the display module 31. The signal converterboard 32 is configured to receive an image signal from a controller 1012(for functions of the controller 1012, reference may be made to relateddescription of the controller 1012 below), convert a format of the imagesignal to generate a screen driving control signal, and transmit thescreen driving control signal to the display module 31, so as to drivethe display module 31 to display an image.

For example, the display module 31 may include a display panel and adriving circuit board for driving the display panel to display an image,and the signal converter board 32 may be coupled to the display module31 by being coupled to the driving circuit board, so that the screendriving control signal generated by the signal converter board 32 may betransmitted to the driving circuit board, and the driving circuit boarddrives the display panel to display an image according to the screendriving control signal. As shown in FIG. 30, the signal converter board32 may be provided with signal interface(s) (referring to a referencesign H1/H2), and the signal converter board 32 may be coupled to thedriving circuit board through the signal interface(s). Depending onspecific needs, the number of the interface(s) may be one or multiple,and FIG. 30 shows a case of only one signal interface.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 21, the first clamping plate 10 and the secondclamping plate 20 are disposed on two opposite sides of the displaydevice 30 in a thickness direction Z thereof.

At least one of the first clamping plate 10 and the second clampingplate 20 is located on light-exiting side(s) of the display device 30,respectively, and at least a partial region of a portion, covering anactive area AA of the display device 30, in a clamping plate located ona light-exiting side of the display device 30 is in a transparent state.For example, an entire region of the portion covering the active area AAof the display device 30 is in the transparent state. In this way, it isfacilitated for the display device 30 to display images through theclamping plate located on the light-exiting side of the display device30, so that the passengers may view the images.

In an example in which the display device 30 is the single-sided displaydevice, and the first clamping plate 10 is located on the light-exitingside of the display device 30, a region, facing the active area AA ofthe display device 30, in the first clamping plate 10 (i.e., a regioncompletely covering the active area AA in the first clamping plate 10)is in the transparent state, and the second clamping plate 20 and aremaining region of the first clamping plate 10 may both be opaque.

For example, in a case where the display device 30 includes the displaymodule 31 and the signal converter board 32, portions covering thesignal converter board 32 in the first clamping plate 10 and the secondclamping plate 20 in the display assembly 1 are both in the opaquestate, so that the first clamping plate 10 and the second clamping plate20 may be used to shield the signal converter board 32, and the signalconverter board 32 is prevented from being seen by the passengers.

For example, the first clamping plate 10 and the second clamping plate20 may both be tempered glass, which may not only ensure that thedisplay assembly 1 has sufficient mechanical strength, but also meet aneed for transparency of the portions covering the active area AA in theclamping plates. In addition, the tempered glass may be surface-treated,so that regions that are not required light transmission of the firstclamping plate 10 and the second clamping plate 20 are in the opaquestate.

Edges of the first clamping plate 10 and the second clamping plate 20each have at least one adapter portion. The adapter portions areconfigured to fix the display assembly 1 to an object (e.g., thecarriage body 1022 or the armrest 1023) in an external environment(e.g., the carriage body 1022 of the vehicle body 1020) through theadapter(s) 2.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, the display apparatus 1010 further includesthe controller 1012. The controller 1012 may be disposed between thecarriage body 1022 and the shell body 1021 of the vehicle body 1020.That is, the controller 1012 and the display device 30 in the bafflemember 1011 are separately arranged.

Optionally, as shown in FIGS. 1, 3 and 4, the controller 1012 isdisposed between the top of the carriage body 1022 of the vehicle body1020 and the shell body 1021, so as to reasonably utilize an interiorspace of the vehicle body 1020 and occupy a top of the interior space asmuch as possible without occupying a middle and a lower portion of theinterior space. For example, the controller 1012 may be disposed in aroof box with sufficient storage space therein.

The controller 1012 is coupled to the display device 30 in the displayassembly 1 of the baffle member 1011. The controller 1012 is configuredto receive an original image signal, and convert a format of theoriginal image signal to generate the image signal. The image signal istransmitted to the display device 30 in the baffle member 1011 to drivethe display device 30 to display an image.

In the case where the display device 30 includes the display module 31and the signal converter board 32, the controller 1012 is coupled to thesignal converter board 32, and the signal converter board 32 is coupledto the display module 31. In this way, the controller 1012 receives animage signal (i.e., an original image signal such as an original datasignal, an original control signal, etc.) in a first format (e.g., ahigh-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) signal format, a digitalvideo interface (DVI) signal format, etc.) of an image to be displayed,and converts the image signal in the first format into an image signalin a second format (e.g., an electronic data processing (EDP) signalformat, a low voltage differential signaling (LVDS) signal format, etc.)(i.e., generating an image signal), and transmits the image signal tothe signal converter board 32. The signal converter board 32 convertsthe image signal in the second format into the screen driving controlsignal in a third format (e.g., one of a data signal, a control signal,and a clock signal). The screen driving control signal is transmitted tothe display module 31 to drive the display module 31 to display animage.

It will be seen that, by providing the controller 1012, the signalconverter board 32 and the display module 31 in the display device 30that are connected in sequence, conversion between signals in differentformats may be achieved.

For example, as shown in FIG. 31, the controller 1012 may include aprocessor, and a housing of the controller 1012 is provided with anetwork interface 10121 and a universal serial bus (USB) interface 10122that are electrically connected to the processor, and the controller1012 interacts with the outside through the network interface 10121 andthe USB interface 10122.

A network signal is acquired through the network interface 10121, sothat a display signal rebroadcast through network can be received,thereby achieving display according to the display signal rebroadcastthrough the network. Storage and export of an image signal to bedisplayed may be achieved through the USB interface 10122, so thatdisplay may be achieved according to the stored image signal.

For example, in order to achieve image display, the controller 1012 mayfurther include a memory, and the memory may be used to store the imageto be displayed.

For example, as shown in FIG. 31, the controller 1012 may furtherinclude an infrared sensor module 10123, and the infrared sensor module10123 is configured to receive external infrared sensing signals andcontrol turning on and off of the controller 1012.

Since the controller 1012 has multiple and complicated functions toimplement, the controller 1012 has a large thickness. By providing thecontroller 1012 with a large thickness between the shell body 1021 andthe carriage body 1022 of the vehicle body 1020, the space in thecarriage body 1022 may be saved. In addition, it is beneficial to reducea volume of the display device 30 that the controller 1012 and thedisplay device 30 in the baffle member 1011 are arranged separately, sothat the baffle member 1011 including the display device 30 has a smallthickness, which is easy to install and use as a baffle.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, the display apparatus 1010 further includes aconnection line 1013 for connecting the controller 1012 and the displaydevice 30 in the baffle member 1011. In the case where the displaydevice 30 includes the display module 31 and the signal converter board32, one end of the connection line 1013 is connected to the controller1012, and the other end thereof is connected to the signal converterboard 32, thereby achieving coupling between the controller 1012 and thedisplay device 30.

In a case where the controller 1012 is disposed between the shell body1021 and the carriage body 1022 of the vehicle body 1020, and thedisplay device 30 is disposed between the first clamping plate 10 andthe second clamping plate 20, manners in which the connection line 1013connects the controller 1012 to the display device 30 include, but arenot limited to, the following two manners.

In a first manner, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the connection line 1013 ofthe display apparatus 1010 is coupled to the display device 30 in thedisplay assembly 1 after being coupled to the controller 1012, passingthrough a gap between the carriage body 1022 and the shell body 1021,passing through an inside of an adapter 2 connecting the displayassembly 1 and the carriage body 1022, and entering between the firstclamping plate 10 and the second clamping plate 20 in the displayassembly 1.

In a second manner, as shown in FIG. 4, a hole H is provided at aposition on the armrest 1023 proximate to the controller 1012, and thearmrest 1023 has a hollow structure. The connection line 1013 of thedisplay apparatus 1010 is coupled to the display device 30 in thedisplay assembly 1 after being coupled to the controller 1012, passingthrough the hole H, sequentially passing through an inside of thearmrest 1023 and an inside of an adapter 2 connecting the displayassembly 1 and the armrest 1023, and entering between the first clampingplate 10 and the second clamping plate 20 in the display assembly 1.

Through the above arrangements of the connection line 1013, not only thecoupling between the controller 1012 and the display device 30 isachieved, but also most of the connection line 1013 is routed in the gapbetween the carriage body 1022 and the shell body 1021 or the inside ofthe armrest 1023, thereby preventing the connection line 1013 from beingseen by the passengers. In order to further prevent the connection line1013 from being seen by the passengers, portions, covering theconnection line 1013, of the first clamping plate 10 and the secondclamping plate 20 may be made to be opaque.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 3 and 4, in order to play audio while the imagedisplay is implemented, the display apparatus 1010 further includes aspeaker 1014.

The speaker 1014 includes a sound outlet. The speaker 1014 is disposedbetween the top of the carriage body 1022 and the shell body 1021 of thevehicle body 1020, and the speaker 1014 is coupled to the controller1012. The controller 1012 is further used to provide an audio controlsignal to the speaker 1014. The speaker 1014 plays audio under controlof the audio control signal.

The sound outlet of the speaker 1014 is arranged to face the carriagebody 1022, so that an audio radiation range of the speaker 1014 can beincreased, and it is possible to prevent passengers proximate to thespeaker from being disturbed due to excessively loud sound, and preventaudio radiation for passengers away from the speaker from beingexcessively hindered.

In some embodiments, the display apparatus 1010 may further include apower supply and a power management module coupled to the power supply,and the power management module is configured to provide a power signalto the display device 30 in the baffle member 1011.

In a case where the display device 30 includes the display module 31 andthe signal converter board 32, and the display module 31 includes thedriving circuit board, the power management module is configured toprovide a power signal to the driving circuit board of the displaymodule 31.

The power management module may be directly electrically connected tothe driving circuit board, or may be electrically connected to thedriving circuit board through the signal converter board 32. As shown inFIG. 30, in a case where the power management module is electricallyconnected to the driving circuit board through the signal converterboard 32, the signal converter board 32 may further be provided with apower interface H5 to achieve the electrical connection between thepower management module and the driving circuit board through the powerinterface H5 of the signal converter board 32.

In order to save the space in the carriage body 1022, the power supplyand the power management module may also be arranged between the shellbody 1021 and the carriage body 1022 of the vehicle body 1020.

Optionally, the power supply and the power management module areintegrated in the controller 1012 of the display apparatus 1010.

It will be noted that, in the above structures, the network interface10121, the USB interface 10122 and the infrared sensor module 10123 ofthe controller 1012, and the speaker 1014 may all be electricallyconnected to the power management module, so as to provide correspondingpower signals to the network interface 10121, the USB interface 10122,the infrared sensor module 10123 and the speaker 1014 through the powermanagement module, respectively.

It will be seen from the above description that, the display device 30in the display assembly 1 of the baffle member 1011 may be adouble-sided display device, so that in a case where the baffle member1011 is installed as a baffle inside the carriage body 1022, morepassengers may view the images. Based on the design in which the displaydevice 30 includes the display module 31 and the signal converter board32, in order to make the display device 30 have a double-sided displayfunction, the display module 31 included in the display device 30 needsto be a double-sided display module.

Some relevant structures of the display module 31 when it is adouble-sided display module will be exemplarily introduced below.

FIGS. 5 to 12 show structures of double-sided display modules 31A andconnection structures thereof with respective signal converter boards 32in some embodiments of the present disclosure.

As shown in FIGS. 5, 6, 8, 11 and 12, some embodiments of the presentdisclosure provide a double-sided display module 31A. The double-sideddisplay module 31A includes a first display module 100 and a seconddisplay module 200 that are arranged back to back, and an encapsulationhousing 300 disposed on a periphery of the first display module 100 andthe second display module 206. The encapsulation housing 300 isconfigured to fix the first display module 100 and the second displaymodule 200.

As mentioned in the above description, the display device 30 includesthe display module 31 and the signal converter board 32. Based on thisdesign, in the case where the display module 31 is the double-sideddisplay module including the first display module 100 and the seconddisplay module 200, as shown in FIG. 5, the first display module 100includes a first display panel 101, a first driving circuit board 102and a first flexible circuit board 103, and the first driving circuitboard 102 has a third signal interface H3. The second display module 200includes a second display panel 201, a second driving circuit board 202and a second flexible circuit board 203, and the second driving circuitboard 202 has a fourth signal interface H4.

Correspondingly, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 10, the signal converter board32 has a first signal interface H1 and a second signal interface H2. Thefirst flexible circuit board 103 is used to couple the first signalinterface H1 to the third signal interface H3, so as to couple thesignal converter board 32 to the first driving circuit board 102. Thus,a screen driving control signal, converted by the signal converter board32, for driving the first display panel 101 may be transmitted to thefirst driving circuit board 102 through the first signal interface H1,the first flexible circuit board 103 and the third signal interface H3.The second flexible circuit board 203 is used to couple the secondsignal interface H2 to the fourth signal interface H4, so as to couplethe signal converter board 32 to the second driving circuit board 202.Thus, a screen driving control signal, converted by the signal converterboard 32, for driving the second display panel 201 may be transmitted tothe second driving circuit board 202 through the second signal interfaceH2, the second flexible circuit board 203 and the fourth signalinterface H4.

For convenience of subsequent description, as shown in FIG. 5,hereinafter an example is considered, in which the first display panel101 and the second display panel 201 are display panels with identicalstructure and model, and the first display panel 101 and the seconddisplay panel 201 each have an active area AA and a peripheral area Sdisposed around the active area AA. Peripheral areas S of the firstdisplay panel 101 and the second display panel 201 each include a firstsub-region S1 and a second sub-region S2 located on two opposite sidesof the active area AA in a first direction X1.

In some embodiments, the peripheral area S may further include a thirdsub-region S3 and a fourth sub-region S4 located on two opposite sidesof the active area AA in a second direction X2. The first direction X1and the second direction X2 intersect. For example, they areperpendicular to each other.

The first direction X1 may be, for example, a vertical direction of theactive area AA, and the second direction X2 may be, for example, ahorizontal direction of the active area AA. FIG. 5 shows an example inwhich the first sub-region S1 and the second sub-region S2 arerespectively located on an upper side and a lower side of the activearea AA, and the third sub-region S3 and the fourth sub-region S4 arerespectively located on a left side and a right side of the active areaAA.

Based on this, a portion of the first driving circuit board 102 of thefirst display module 100 is disposed in the first sub-region S1 of thefirst display panel 101 of the first display module 100, and a portionof the second driving circuit board 202 of the second display module 200is disposed in the first sub-region S1 of the second display panel 201.

Based on the above structure, as shown in FIG. 11, the encapsulationhousing 300 includes a side wall D facing side faces of the firstdisplay panel 101 and the second display panel 201, and the side wall Dis provided with a circuit board penetration opening 303. The circuitboard penetration opening 303 is configured to allow the first flexiblecircuit board 103 coupled to the third signal interface H3 and thesecond flexible circuit board 203 coupled to the fourth signal interfaceH4 to penetrate. The first flexible circuit board 103 is coupled to thefirst signal interface H1 of the signal converter board 32 afterpenetration, and the second flexible circuit board 203 is coupled to thesecond signal interface H2 of the signal converter board 32 afterpenetration.

Arrangements of the first flexible circuit board 103 and the secondflexible circuit board 203 inside the double-sided display module 31Amay be determined according to a stacked manner of the first displaymodule 100 and the second display module 200 in the double-sided displaymodule 31A. Several arrangements of the first flexible circuit board 103and the second flexible circuit board 203 will be exemplarily introducedbelow. It can be appreciated by those skilled in the art that, thearrangements of the first flexible circuit board 103 and the secondflexible circuit board 203 include, but are not limited to, thefollowing several arrangements.

It will be noted that, in the following description, two opposite sidesof the double-sided display module 31A in the first direction X1 are afirst side Q1 and a second side Q2.

A first manner: the first manner is for a stacked manner of the firstdisplay module 100 and the second display module 200 as shown in FIG. 6.

As shown in FIG. 6, the first display module 100 is placed facing apaper surface (referring to (A) in FIG. 6), and the second displaymodule 200 is placed facing away from the paper surface (referring to(B) in FIG. 6). After they are stacked, referring to (C) in FIG. 6, thefirst sub-region S1A of the first display panel 101 of the first displaymodule 100 and the first sub-region S1B of the second display panel 201of the second display module 200 are located at a same side of thedouble-sided display device 31A. For example, the first sub-region S1Aand the first sub-region S1B are both located at the first side Q1 ofthe double-sided display device 31A. A second sub-region S2A of thefirst display panel 101 and a second sub-region S2B of the seconddisplay panel 201 are located at another side of the double-sideddisplay device 31A. For example, both are located at the second side Q2of the double-sided display device 31A.

Boundaries of active areas AA of the first display panel 101 and thesecond display panel 201 completely overlap.

Based on the above stacked manner, referring to (C) in FIG. 6, the thirdsignal interface H3 of the first driving circuit board 102 is located atthe first side Q1 of the double-sided display module 31A, and the fourthsignal interface H4 of the second driving circuit board 202 is locatedat the first side Q1 of the double-sided display module 31A. That is,the third signal interface H3 and the fourth signal interface H4 arelocated at a same side of the double-sided display module 31A, and theyare distributed side by side in the second direction X2.

For the above stacked manner, as shown in FIG. 7, the signal converterboard 32 is disposed at the first side Q1 of the double-sided displaymodule 31A. One end of the first flexible circuit board 103 is coupledto the third signal interface H3, and another end thereof passes througha portion of the encapsulation housing at the first side Q1 of thedouble-sided display module 31A, and is coupled to the first signalinterface H1 of the signal converter board 32. One end of the secondflexible circuit board 203 is coupled to the fourth signal interface H4,and another end thereof passes through a portion of the encapsulationhousing at the first side Q1 of the double-sided display module 31A, andis coupled to the second signal interface H2 of the signal converterboard 32.

In this case, two circuit board penetration openings need to be providedin the side wall of the encapsulation housing 300, so that the firstflexible circuit board 103 and the second flexible circuit board 203pass through the two circuit board penetration openings, respectively.

A second manner: the second manner is for a stacked manner of the firstdisplay module 100 and the second display module 200 as shown in FIG. 8.

As shown in FIG. 8, the first display module 100 is placed facing thepaper surface (referring to (A) in FIG. 8), the second display module200 is placed facing away from the paper surface, and the second displaymodule 200 is rotated by 180 degrees about a central axis perpendicularto the display surface (referring to (B) in FIG. 8). After they arestacked, referring to (C) in FIG. 8, the first sub-region S1A of thefirst display panel 101 and the second sub-region S2B of the seconddisplay panel 201 are located at a same side of the double-sided displaydevice 31A. For example, the first sub-region S1A and the secondsub-region S2B are both located at the first side Q1 of the double-sideddisplay device 31A. The second sub-region S2A of the first display panel101 and the first sub-region S1B of the second display panel 201 arelocated at another side of the double-sided display device 31A. Forexample, both are located at the second side Q2 of the double-sideddisplay device 31A.

The boundaries of the active areas AA of the first display panel 101 andthe second display panel 201 completely overlap.

Based on the above stacked manner, referring to (C) in FIG. 8, the thirdsignal interface H3 of the first driving circuit board 102 is located atthe first side Q1 of the double-sided display module 31A, and the fourthsignal interface H4 of the second driving circuit board 202 is locatedat the second side Q2 of the double-sided display module 31A. That is,the third signal interface H3 and the fourth signal interface H4 arelocated at the two opposite sides of the double-sided display module 31Ain the first direction X1, respectively.

For the above stacked manner, as shown in FIG. 9, the signal converterboard 32 is disposed at one of two opposite sides of the double-sideddisplay module 31A in the second direction X2. FIG. 9 shows a case wherethe signal converter board 32 is disposed at a left side of thedouble-sided display module 31A, in which one end of the first flexiblecircuit board 103 is coupled to the third signal interface H3, andanother end thereof passes through a portion of the encapsulationhousing at the left side of the double-sided display module 31A, and iscoupled to the first signal interface H1 of the signal converter board32; and one end of the second flexible circuit board 203 is coupled tothe fourth signal interface H4, and another end thereof passes throughanother portion of the encapsulation housing at the left side of thedouble-sided display module 31A, and is coupled to the second signalinterface H2 of the signal converter board 32.

In this case, two circuit board penetration openings need to be providedin the side wall of the encapsulation housing 300, so that the firstflexible circuit board 103 and the second flexible circuit board 203pass through the two circuit board penetration openings, respectively.Moreover, at least one of the first flexible circuit board 103 and thesecond flexible circuit board 203 needs to be bent by 90 degrees in agap between the first display panel 101 and the second display panel 201to pass through corresponding circuit board penetration opening(s).

A third manner; the third manner is for the stacked manner of the firstdisplay module 100 and the second display module 200 as shown in FIG. 8.For the stacked manner, reference is made to the related description ofthe second manner and FIG. 9, and details will not be repeated herein.

For the above stacked manner, as shown in FIG. 10, the signal converterboard 32 is disposed at the first side Q1 or the second side Q2 of thedouble-sided display module 31A. FIG. 10 shows a case where the signalconverter board 32 is disposed at the first side Q1, in which one end ofthe first flexible circuit board 103 is coupled to the third signalinterface H3, and another end thereof passes through a portion of theencapsulation housing at the first side Q1 of the double-sided displaymodule 31A, and is coupled to the first signal interface H1 of thesignal converter board 32; and one end of the second flexible circuitboard 203 is coupled to the fourth signal interface H4, and another endthereof passes through the portion of the encapsulation housing at thefirst side Q1 of the double-sided display module 31A, and is coupled tothe second signal interface H2 of the signal converter board 32.

In this case, it is possible to provide only one circuit boardpenetration opening 303 in the side wall of the encapsulation housing300, and both the first flexible circuit board 103 and the secondflexible circuit board 203 pass through the circuit board penetrationopening 303. In this way, the number of the openings in theencapsulation housing 300 can be reduced, thereby improving a strengthof the double-sided display module 31A.

In some embodiments, with continued reference to FIG. 10, the thirdsignal interface H3 and the fourth signal interface H4 are located on asame straight line O extending in the first direction X1. The circuitboard penetration opening 303 in the encapsulation housing 300 isdisposed at a position on the side wall D corresponding to the thirdsignal interface H3. After being coupled to the third signal interfaceH3, the first flexible circuit board 103 directly passes through thecircuit board penetration opening 303. After being coupled to the fourthsignal interface H4, the second flexible circuit board 203 passesthrough the gap between the first display panel 101 and the seconddisplay panel 201, and then passes through the circuit board penetrationopening 303.

In this way, not only may both the first flexible circuit board 103 andthe second flexible circuit board 203 pass through a same circuit boardpenetration opening 303, but also neither the first flexible circuitboard 103 nor the second flexible circuit board 203 needs to be bent inthe gap between the first display panel 101 and the second display panel201.

In the above embodiments of the present disclosure, it is possible toprevent the first flexible circuit board 103 and the second flexiblecircuit board 203 from being bent in the gap between the first displaypanel 101 and the second display panel 201, thereby facilitatinglightening and thinning of the double-sided display module 31A.

For example, in the above structure, the second flexible circuit board203 passes through the gap between the first display panel 101 and thesecond display panel 201. As shown in FIG. 12, a minimum distance W3between two adjacent surfaces of the first display panel 101 and thesecond display panel 201 in the thickness direction of the double-sideddisplay module 31A is equal to a thickness of the second flexiblecircuit board 203, so that the overall thickness of the double-sideddisplay module 31A can be reduced to a maximum extent.

For example, in the above structure, as shown in FIG. 11, an opening ofthe third signal interface H3 faces a direction that is away from theactive area AA in the first direction X1. As shown in FIG. 12, anopening of the fourth signal interface H4 faces a direction that is awayfrom the active area AA in the first direction X1. The third signalinterface H3 and the fourth signal interface H4 are flat in a thicknessdirection Z of the first display panel 101 and the second display panel201. As shown in FIGS. 10 and 12, after being electrically connected tothe fourth signal interface H4 on the second display panel 201 and beingreversed 180 degrees, the second flexible circuit board 203 passesthrough the gap between the first display panel 101 and the seconddisplay panel 201. Therefore, it is convenient for both the firstflexible circuit board 103 and the second flexible circuit board 203 toreach the circuit board penetration opening 303, and operation isconvenient.

As shown in FIG. 5, in some embodiments, a dimension W1 of the firstsub-region S1 in the first direction X1 is greater than a dimension W2of the second sub-region S2 in the first direction X1. For the stackedmanner of the first display module 100 and the second display module 200as shown in FIG. 8, as shown in FIG. 11, at the first side Q1 of thedouble-sided display module 31A, in a direction X3 that is away from theactive area AA in the first direction X1, a portion S1AC, extendingbeyond the second display panel 201, in the first sub-region S1A of thefirst display panel 101 sequentially includes a first width portion K1and a second width portion K2. A thickness of the first width portion K1is greater than a thickness of the second width portion K2, so that astaggered space is formed at the first side Q1 of the double-sideddisplay module 31A. The third signal interface H3 is disposed on thesecond width portion K2, and is located on a back face of the firstdisplay panel 101.

As shown in FIG. 12, at the second side Q2 of the double-sided displaymodule 31A, in a direction X4 that is away from the active area AA inthe first direction X1, a portion S1BC, extending beyond the firstdisplay panel 101, in the first sub-region S1B of the second displaypanel 201 sequentially includes a third width portion K3 and a fourthwidth portion K4. A thickness of the third width portion K3 is greaterthan a thickness of the fourth width portion K4, so that staggeredspaces are formed at the second side Q2 of the double-sided displaymodule 31A. The fourth signal interface H4 is disposed on the fourthwidth portion K4, and is located on a back face of the second displaypanel 201.

Based on this, as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the double-sided displaymodule 31A further includes a first fixing member 801 and a secondfixing member 802.

As shown in FIG. 12, at the second side Q2 of the double-sided displaymodule 31A, a portion of the second flexible circuit board 203 locatedbetween following two portions, i.e., a portion of the second flexiblecircuit board 203 connected to the fourth signal interface and a portionof the second flexible circuit board 203 located between the firstdisplay panel 101 and the second display panel 201, is fixed on asurface, proximate to the first display panel 101, of the third widthportion K3 of the second display panel 201 through the first fixingmember 801. As shown in FIG. 11, a portion of the second flexiblecircuit board 203 located between following two portions, i.e., theportion of the second flexible circuit board 203 located between thefirst display panel 101 and the second display panel 201 and a portionof the second flexible circuit board 203 located at the third signalinterface H3 on the first display panel 101, is fixed to a surface,proximate to the second display panel 201, of the first width portion K1of the first display panel 101 through the second fixing member 802.

In this manner, the second flexible circuit board 203 is fixed by thefirst fixing member 801 and the second fixing member 802, so that thesecond flexible circuit board 203 cannot be loosened under action ofexternal force.

The first fixing member 801 and the second fixing member 802 may besilica gel plates. The second flexible circuit board 203 is pressed onthe surface of the third width portion K3 of the second display panel201 and the surface of the first width portion K1 of the first displaypanel 101 by the silica gel plates, and then fixed by adhesion.

With continued reference to FIG. 11, in some embodiments, the circuitboard penetration opening disposed in the side wall D of theencapsulation housing 300 may have the following structure.

The encapsulation housing 300 includes a first housing 301 and a secondhousing 302. In the thickness direction Z of the double-sided displaymodule 31A and in a direction perpendicular to one side of thedouble-sided display module 31A, sections of the first housing 301 andthe second housing 302 are both L-shaped. A side wall D1 of the firsthousing 301 and a side wall D2 of the second housing 302 overlap at theside faces of the first display panel 101 and the second display panel201, so that the first housing 301 and the second housing 302 enclose aspace with a U-shaped section. Based on this, the overlapping sidewall(s) of the first housing 301 and/or the second housing 302 are eachprovided with a penetration sub-opening 303′, and the penetrationsub-opening 303′ forms at least a part of the circuit board penetrationopening 303. FIG. 11 shows a case where only the side wall D2 of thesecond housing 302 is provided with a penetration sub-opening 303′. Inthis case, the penetration sub-opening 303′ forms the circuit boardpenetration opening 303.

As shown in FIG. 21, in some embodiments, in the thickness direction Zof the first display panel 101 and the second display panel 201, a firstcushion pad 500 is provided between the encapsulation housing 300 andthe first display panel 101 and between the encapsulation housing 300and the second display panel 201. In this way, contacts between theencapsulation housing 300 and both the first display panel 101 and thesecond display panel 201 may be buffered, thereby preventing theencapsulation housing 300 from damaging the first display panel 101 andthe second display panel 201.

The first cushion pad 500 may be made of a silica gel material.

With continued reference to FIG. 5, in the double-sided display module31A, the first display module 100 and the second display module 200 mayeach further include a data driver circuit SD disposed in the firstsub-region S1, and gate driver circuit(s) GD disposed in the thirdsub-region S3 and/or in the fourth sub-region. FIG. 5 shows a case wherea gate driver circuit GD is disposed in the third sub-region S3.

The data driver circuit SD is coupled to the driving circuit board 102or 202, and is used to transmit a data signal to the display panelincluded in the display module.

The gate driver circuit GD is coupled to the driving circuit board 102or 202 through a wire, and is used to transmit a gate scanning signal tothe display panel included in the display module.

The driving circuit board 102 or 202 may include, for example, a timingcontrol circuit. The signal interface H3 or H4 on the driving circuitboard is used for receiving the screen driving control signal from thesignal converter board 32. The screen driving control signals mayinclude, for example, an image data signal, a control signal and a docksignal, etc. The timing control circuit is used to convert the screendriving control signals into a data signal, a control signal and a clocksignal suitable for the data driver circuit SD and the gate drivercircuit GD, thereby driving a corresponding display panel to performdisplay.

In the double-sided display module 31A, the first display module 100 andthe second display module 200 are fixed by using the encapsulationhousing 300. Some embodiments of the present disclosure provide asolution for fixing the first display module 100, the second displaymodule 200 and the encapsulation housing 300 by using connectors 400.

FIGS. 13 to 20 show assembly structures in which the first displaymodule 100, the second display module 200 and the encapsulation housing300 in the double-sided display module 31A are assembled through theconnectors 400 in some embodiments of the present disclosure.

In the following description, for the structure of the first displaymodule 100 and the structure of the second display module 200, referencemay be made to FIG. 5 and the related description of FIG. 5, and detailswill not be repeated herein. Moreover, it will be seen from the abovedescription that, the first display module 100 and the second displaymodule 200 may be stacked in the two stacked manners shown in FIGS. 6and 8. For specific structures corresponding to the two stacked manners,reference may be made to FIGS. 6 and 8 and the related descriptions ofFIGS. 6 and 8, and details will not be repeated herein.

As shown in FIGS. 5, 13 and 14, in some embodiments of the presentdisclosure, the first display module 100 includes a plurality of firstconnection portions 104, and the second display module 200 includes aplurality of second connection portions 204. As shown in FIGS. 17, 19and 20, side walls of the encapsulation housing 300 along the thicknessdirection Z of the first display panel 101 of the first display module100 and the second display panel 201 of the second display module 200are provided with third connection portions 304. The third connectionportions 304 are in one-to-one correspondence with the first connectionportions 104 and the second connection portions 204. The first displaymodule 100, the second display module 200 and the encapsulation housing300 are fixedly connected to the connectors 400 by the first connectionportions 104, the second connection portions 204 and the thirdconnection portions 304.

It will be noted that, if the first display module 100 and the seconddisplay module 200 are both liquid crystal display modules, and bothinclude a frame, the first connection portions 104 and the secondconnection portions 204 may be respectively disposed on the frame of thefirst display module 100 and the frame of the second display module 200.

If the first display module 100 and the second display module 200 areeach an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display module, the OLEDdisplay module may include an OLED display panel and a housing or aframe for fixing the OLED display panel. In this way, the firstconnection portions 104 and the second connection portions 204 may berespectively disposed on the housing or the frame of the first displaymodule 100 and the housing or the frame of the second display module200.

The numbers of the first connection portions 104, the second connectionportions 204, and the third connection portions 304 are not specificallylimited, as long as the first display module 100, the second displaymodule 200 and the encapsulation housing 300 can be fixedly connectedthrough the first connection portions 104, the second connectionportions, the third connection portions 304, and the connectors 400.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIGS. 5, 13, 14, 17, 19 and 20, thereare a plurality of first connection portions 104, a plurality of secondconnection portions 204, and a plurality of third connection portions304, and the numbers are the same. As shown in FIGS. 5, 13 and 14, theplurality of first connection portions 104 are disposed on two oppositesides of the first display panel 101 and the plurality of secondconnection portions 204 are disposed on two opposite sides of the seconddisplay panel 201. As shown in FIGS. 17, 19 and 20, the plurality ofthird connection portions 304 are disposed on sidewalls of theencapsulation housing 300 corresponding to the two opposite sides of thefirst display panel 101 and the second display panel 201.

With continued reference to FIGS. 5, 13 and 14, the first display module100 and the second display module 200 may be display modules withidentical structure and model. Therefore, the first connection portions104 may be disposed on sides, away from the active area AA of the firstsub-region S1A and the second sub-region S2A of the first display panel101. In this case, the second connection portions 204 are disposed onsides, away from the active area AA, of the first sub-region S1B and thesecond sub-region S2B of the second display panel 201. The firstconnection portions 104 may also be disposed on sides, away from theactive area AA, of the third sub-region S3 and the fourth sub-region S4of the first display panel 101. In this case, the second connectionsportions 204 are disposed on sides, away from the active area AA, of thethird sub-region S3 and the fourth sub-region S4 of the second displaypanel 201.

The following will be described by taking an example in which the firstconnection portions 104 are disposed on the sides, away from the activearea AA, of the first sub-region S1A and the second sub-region S2A ofthe first display panel 101, and the second connection portions 204 aredisposed on the sides, away from the active area AA, of the firstsub-region S1B and the second sub-region S2B of the second display panel201.

It will be noted that, since the first display module 100 and the seconddisplay module 200 are display modules with identical structure andmodel, positions of the first connection portions 104 and the secondconnection portions 204 also completely correspond to each other. Forexample, as shown in FIGS. 5, 13 and 14, there are four first connectionportions 104 and four second connection portions 204, and the four firstconnection portions 104 are respectively disposed on a left side and aright side of the first sub-region S1A of the first display module 100,and a left side and a right side of the second sub-region S2A of thefirst display module 100; and the four second connection portions 204are respectively disposed on the left side and the right side of thefirst sub-region S1B of the second display module 200, and the left sideand the right side of the second sub-region S2B of the second displaymodule 200.

For the stacked manners of the first display module 100 and the seconddisplay module 200 shown in FIGS. 6 and 13, correspondence between thefirst connection portions 104 of the first display panel 101 and thesecond connection portions 204 of the second display panel 201 may beknown with reference to FIGS. 6 and 13. For example, a first connectionportion 104 disposed on the left side of the first sub-region S1A of thefirst display panel 101 actually corresponds to a second connectionportion 204 disposed on the right side of the first sub-region S1B ofthe second display panel 201.

For the stacked manner of the first display module 100 and the seconddisplay module 200 shown in FIGS. 8 and 14, correspondence between thefirst connection portions 104 of the first display panel 101 and thesecond connection portions 204 of the second display panel 201 may beknown with reference to FIGS. 8 and 14. For example, the firstconnection portion 104 disposed on the left side of the first sub-regionS1A of the first display panel 101 is actually arranged corresponding toa second connection portion 204 on the left side of the secondsub-region S2B of the second display module 200.

Based on the above structure, as shown in FIGS. 16 and 18, someembodiments of the present disclosure provide a connector 400. Theconnector 400 has a first surface N1 and a second surface N2 that aredisposed opposite to each other, and a third surface N3 and a fourthsurface N4 that are both connected to the first surface N1 and thesecond surface N2 and are disposed opposite to each other.

The connector 400 further has at least one first connection hole 401, atleast one second connection hole 402 and at least one third connectionhole 403. The first connection hole 401 is disposed in the first surfaceN1 and extends toward the second surface N2. The second connection hole402 is disposed in the second surface N2 and extends toward the firstsurface N1. The third connection hole 403 is disposed in the thirdsurface N3 and extends toward the fourth surface N4.

In a case where the connector 400 is used to connect the first displaymodule 100 and the second display module 200, as shown in FIGS. 17 and20, each first connection portion 104 corresponds to first connectionhole(s) 401 in a connector 400, and each second connection portion 204corresponds to second connection hole(s) 402 in a connector 400.Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 19, each first connection portion 104corresponds to second connection hole(s) 402 in a connector 400, andeach second connection portion 204 corresponds to first connectionhole(s) 401 in a connector 400.

Moreover, each third connection portion 304 corresponds to thirdconnection hole(s) 403 in a connector 400.

Based on the above correspondences, the first connection portion 104 andthe second connection portion 204 are each connected to the connector400 through corresponding connection hole(s), and the third connectionportion 304 is connected to the connector 400 through correspondingthird connection hole(s) 403, so that the first display module 100 andthe second display module 200 are connected together, and the firstdisplay module 100 and the second display module 200 are fixed by theencapsulation housing 300.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the double-sided displaymodule 31A includes a plurality of connectors 400, and the plurality ofconnectors 400 may be distributed around the first display panel 101 andthe second display panel 201, thereby connecting the first display panel101 and the second display panels 201 together from all around, andensuring a strength of the connection between the first display panel101 and the second display panel 201.

Moreover, using the connector 400 provided by the embodiments of thepresent disclosure may improve a degree of integration of the twodisplay modules and the encapsulation housing 300, thereby improving aconnection strength.

In addition, compared with a case where the two display panels are eachinstalled with a housing first, and then the two housings are installed,which needs to align the two display panels, in an assembly process ofthe double-sided display module 31A in the embodiments of the presentdisclosure, alignment of the two display panels is not required, whichcan simplify operation processes.

In some embodiments, with continued reference to FIGS. 16 and 18, avertical distance from an axis of the second connection hole 402 to thefourth surface N4 is greater than a vertical distance from an axis ofthe first connection hole 401 to the fourth surface N4.

In some embodiments, with continued reference to FIGS. 16 and 18, in adirection X5 pointing from the fourth surface N4 to the third surfaceN3, a thickness of the connector 400 increases stepwise. The thicknessof the connector 400 refers to a dimension of the connector 400 in adirection X6 pointing from the second surface N2 to the first surfaceN1.

The expression “increase stepwise” means that the thickness of theconnector 400 is uneven in the direction X5 pointing from the fourthsurface N4 to the third surface N3, the connector 400 has a plurality ofthickness portions, and in the direction X5 pointing from the fourthsurface N4 to the third surface N3, thicknesses of the plurality ofthickness portions are increased stepwise.

Based on this, by connecting the first connection portion 104 and thesecond connection portion 204 to thinner portions of the connector 400,respectively, and by making a thicker portion of the connector 400 abutagainst the encapsulation housing 300, the double-sided display module31A and the encapsulation housing 300 can be position-limited and fixed.In this way, the connection strength can be improved, and an alignmentstructure is not intentionally formed, which simplify the entire displaymodule. In addition, complicated assembly position-limiting features areconcentrated on the surrounding connectors 400, which greatly reducesmaterial and processing costs.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, specific structures of thefirst connection portion 104 of the first display module 100, the secondconnection portion 204 of the second display module 200, and the thirdconnection portion 304 of the encapsulation housing 300 are not limited,as long as they can be correspondingly connected to the first connectionhole 401, the second connection hole 402, and the third connection hole403 of the connector 400.

For example, the first connection portion 104, the second connectionportion 204, and the third connection portion 304 may each include aconnection piece and a protrusion structure disposed on the connectionpiece. In this way, the first connection portion 104, the secondconnection portion 204 and the third connection portion 304 may becooperatively connected to the first connection hole 401, the secondconnection hole 402 and the third connection hole 403 through theprotrusion structures, respectively.

For example, as shown in FIGS. 13, 14, 17, 19 and 20, the firstconnection portion 104 and the second connection portion 204 are each aconnection piece T1. The connection piece T1 is provided with at leastone through hole T2, and an extending direction of an axis of thethrough hole T2 is consistent with the thickness direction Z of thefirst display panel 101 and the second display panel 201.

As shown in FIGS. 17, 19 and 20, the third connection portion 304 is athrough hole disposed in the side wall of the encapsulation housing 300,and an axis of the through hole is perpendicular to the side wall of theencapsulation housing 300 where it is located. For example, in a casewhere the encapsulation housing 300 includes the first housing 301 andthe second housing 302, the overlapping side walls of the first housing301 and the second housing 302 are provided with a sub-through hole 304Aand a sub-through hole 304B, respectively and the two sub-through holes304A and 304B at corresponding positions overlap to form a thirdconnection portion 304.

As shown in FIGS. 17, 19 and 20, each first connection portion 104 andeach second connection portion 204 are each connected to a correspondingconnection hole of first connection hole(s) 401 and second connectionhole(s) 402 of a connector 400 through a first screw 600; and the thirdconnection portion 304 is correspondingly connected to a thirdconnection hole 403 in the connector 400 through a second screw 700.

Based on this, during the assembly, a first screw 600 is inserted into athrough hole T2 in the first connection portion 104 and a correspondingconnection hole (the first connection hole 401 or the second connectionhole 402); a first screw 600 is inserted into a through hole T2 in thesecond connection portion 204 and a corresponding connection hole (thesecond connection hole 402 or the first connection hole 401); and thesecond screw 700 is inserted into the third connection portion 304 inthe side wall of the encapsulation housing 300 and the third connectionhole 403. In this way, connection between the connector 400 and all thefirst connection portion 104, the second connection portion 204 and thethird connection portion 304 may be achieved.

Based on the above basic structure of the connector 400, specificstructures of the connector 400 applicable to the two stacked manners ofthe first display module 100 and the second display module 200 shown inFIGS. 13 and 14 will be described with respect to the two stackedmanners below. It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that,the specific structures of the connector 400 include, but are notlimited to, the following two structures.

In some embodiments, for the stacked manner of the first display module100 and the second display module 200 shown in FIG. 13, a firstconnection portion 104 and a second connection portion 204 correspondingto each other of the first display module 100 and the second displaymodule 200 overlap, and thus the first display module 100 and the seconddisplay module 200 may be connected by using connectors 400 shown inFIG. 16.

As shown in FIG. 16, the connector 400 includes a fourth connectionportion 404 and a fifth connection portion 405 that are sequentiallyarranged in the direction X5 pointing from the fourth surface N4 to thethird surface N3. The fourth connection portion 404 and the fifthconnection portion 405 may be of an integral structure, a side face ofthe fourth connection portion 404 away from the fifth connection portion405 is the fourth surface N4, and a side face of the fifth connectionportion 405 away from the fourth connection portion 404 is the thirdsurface N3.

A thickness of the fifth connection portion 405 is greater than athickness of the fourth connection portion 404. A portion of the firstsurface N1 corresponding to the fourth connection portion 404 isretracted toward the second surface N2 relative to a portion of thefirst surface N1 corresponding to the fifth connection portion 405; anda portion of the second surface N2 corresponding to the fourthconnection portion 404 is retracted toward the first surface N1 relativeto a portion of the second surface N2 corresponding to the fifthconnection portion 405.

The first connection hole 401 and the second connection hole 402 areboth disposed in the fourth connection portion 404.

Based on this, as shown in FIG. 17, the fourth connection portion 404 inthe connector 400 is located between the first connection portion 104and the second connection portion 204. In the thickness direction Z ofthe first display panel 101 and the second display panel 201, the firstconnection portion 104 and the second connection portion 204 do notoverlap with the fifth connection portion 405, and the first displaypanel 101 and the second display panel 201 do not overlap with thefourth connection portion 404. In this way, each first connectionportion 104 is correspondingly connected to a fourth connection portion404 through a first connection hole 401 in a connector 400, each secondconnection portion 204 is correspondingly connected to a fourthconnection portion 404 through a second connection hole 402 in aconnector 400, and each third connection portion 304 is correspondinglyconnected to a fifth connection portion 405 through a third connectionhole 403 in a connector 400.

In the above structure, the thickness of the entire double-sided displaydevice 31A depends on a stacked thickness of the first display panel 101and the second display panel 201. The thickness of the fifth connectionportion 405 may be reasonably set. For example, the thickness of thefifth connection portion 405 may be made equal to the stacked thicknessof the first display panel 101 and the second display panel 201. Inaddition, side faces of the fifth connection portion 405 correspondingto the first surface N1 and the second surface N2 are both in contactwith the encapsulation housing 300, so that fixing and position-limitingeffects can be achieved after installation is accomplished, therebyimproving the strength of the connection between the connector 400 andthe first display module 100, the second display module 200, and theencapsulation housing 300.

Since the first connection portion 104 and the second connection portion204 extend beyond the first display panel 101 and the second displaypanel 201, by arranging the fourth connection portion 404 between thefirst connection portion 104 and the second connection portion 204, itis further possible to avoid a problem that the stacked thickness of thefirst display panel 101 and the second display panel 201 is increaseddue to the arrangement of the fourth connection portion 404 between thetwo display panels.

It will be noted that, since the first connection hole 401 and thesecond connection hole 402 are disposed in the fourth connection portion404, in a case where the first connection portion 104 and the secondconnection portion 204 are each the connection piece T1 and theconnection piece T1 has the through hole T2, according to a positionalrelationship between the through hole in the first connection portion104 and the through hole in the second connection portion 204, in thedirection X6 pointing from the second surface N2 to the first surfaceN1, the first connection hole 401 and the second connection hole 402 mayoverlap with each other (applicable to a case where the through hole inthe first connection portion 104 and the through hole in the secondconnection portion 204 are opposite each other), or may not overlap(applicable to a case where the through hole in the first connectionportion 104 and the through hole in the second connection portion 204are not opposite each other).

In a case where the first connection hole 401 and the second connectionhole 402 do not overlap, in the direction X5 pointing from the fourthsurface N4 to the third surface N3, the distance from the axis of thefirst connection hole 401 to the fourth surface N4 may or may not beequal to the distance from the axis of the second connection hole 402 tothe fourth surface N4, which is not specifically limited herein. FIG. 16shows a case where in the direction X5 pointing from the fourth surfaceN4 to the third surface N3, the vertical distance from the axis of thesecond connection hole 402 to the fourth surface N4 is greater than thevertical distance from the axis of the first connection hole 41 to thefourth surface N4.

For example, thicknesses of portions in the first sub-regions S1 of thefirst display panel 101 and the second display panel 201 are greaterthan thicknesses of portions in the second sub-regions S2 thereof. Asshown in FIG. 13, the first sub-region S1A of the first display panel101 and the first sub-region S1B of the second display panel 201 arelocated at the first side Q1 of the double-sided display device 31A, andthe second sub-region S2A of the first display panel 101 and the secondsub-region S2B of the second display panel 201 are located at the secondside Q2 of the double-sided display device 31A.

Based on the above structure, in the case where the first connectionportion 104 and the second connection portion 204 are each theconnection piece T1, and the connection piece T1 has the through holeT2, a distance between a first connection portion 104 and a secondconnection portion 204 that are arranged corresponding to each other inany group at the first side Q1 is greater than a distance between afirst connection portion 104 and a second connection portion 204 thatare arranged corresponding to each other in any group at the second sideQ2.

In this case, in order to keep a uniform overall thickness of the firstdisplay panel 101 and the second display panel 201 after they arestacked, a thickness of a fourth connection portion 404 in a connector400 at the first side Q1 may be made smaller than a thickness of afourth connection portion 404 in a connector 400 at the second side Q2.

In some other embodiments, for the stacked manner of the first displaymodule 100 and the second display module 200 as shown in FIG. 14, in acase where widths of the first sub-regions S1 of the display panels aregreater than widths of the second sub-regions S2 thereof, as shown inFIG. 15, a first connection portion 104 and a second connection portion204 corresponding to each other of the first display panel 101 and thesecond display module 200 partially overlap. That is, they do notcompletely overlap. In other words, there is a deviation in theirpositions. The first display module 100 and the second display module200 may be connected by using the connector 400 shown in FIG. 18.

As shown in FIG. 18, the connector 400 includes a sixth connectionportion 406, a seventh connection portion 407, and an eighth connectionportion 408 that are sequentially arranged in the direction X5 pointingfrom the fourth surface N4 to the third surface N3. The sixth connectionportion 406, the seventh connection portion 407, and the eighthconnection portion 408 are of an integral structure. A side face of thesixth connection portion 406 away from the eighth connection portion 408is the fourth surface N4, and a side face of the eighth connectionportion 408 away from the sixth connection portion 406 is the thirdsurface N3.

A thickness of the eighth connection portion 408 is greater than athickness of the seventh connection portion 407, and the thickness ofthe seventh connection portion 407 is greater than thickness(es) of thesixth connection portion 406. A portion of the first surface N1corresponding to the seventh connection portion 407 is flush with aportion of the first surface N1 corresponding to the eighth connectionportion 408. A portion of the second surface N2 corresponding to theseventh connection portion 407 is retracted toward the first surface N1relative to a portion of the second surface N2 corresponding to theeighth connection portion 408. A portion of the first surface N1corresponding to the sixth connection portion 406 is retracted towardthe second surface N2 relative to the portion of the first surface N1corresponding to the seventh connection portion 407. A portion of thesecond surface N2 corresponding to the sixth connection portion 406 isretracted toward the first surface N1 relative to the portion of thesecond surface N2 corresponding to the eighth connection portion 408.

The first connection hole(s) 401 are disposed in the sixth connectionportion 406, and the second connection hole(s) 402 are disposed in theseventh connection portion 407.

Based on this, as shown in FIGS. 14 and 19, at the first side Q1 of thedouble-sided display module 31A, since the first sub-region S1A of thefirst display panel 101 extends beyond the second sub-region S2B of thesecond display panel 201, each first connection portion 104 iscorrespondingly connected to a seventh connection portion 407 throughsecond connection hole(s) 402 in a connector 400, each second connectionportion 204 is correspondingly connected to a sixth connection portion406 through first connection hole(s) 401 in a connector 400, and eachthird connection portion 304 is correspondingly connected to an eighthconnection portion 408 through third connection hole(s) 403 in aconnector 400.

As shown in FIGS. 14 and 20, at the second side Q2 of the double-sideddisplay module 31A, since the first sub-region S1B of the second displaypanel 201 extends beyond the second sub-region S2A of the first displaypanel 101, each first connection portion 104 is correspondinglyconnected to a sixth connection portion 406 through first connectionhole(s) 401 in a connector 400, each second connection portion 204 iscorrespondingly connected to a seventh connection portion 407 throughsecond connection hole(s) 402 in a connector 400, and each thirdconnection portion 304 is correspondingly connected to an eighthconnection portion 408 through third connection hole(s) 403 in aconnector 400.

For the first display panel 101 and the second display panel 201 shownin FIG. 14, there is a deviation in the positions of the firstconnection portion 104 and the second connection portion 204corresponding to each other, and there is a problem that the firstdisplay module 100, the second display module 200 and the encapsulationhousing 300 cannot be connected by using a same connector (e.g., a screwor a bolt). In the embodiments of the present disclosure, by using theconnector 400 shown in FIG. 18, a first connection portion 104 and asecond connection portion 204 corresponding to each other but with adeviation in positions in any group may be connected through a connector400, thereby achieving the integrated installation of the two displaymodules and the encapsulation housing 300, and simplifying the structureof the double-sided display module 31A.

For example, in the case where the first connection portion 104 and thesecond connection portion 204 are each the connection piece T1, and theconnection piece T1 has the through hole(s) T2, as shown in FIG. 19, atthe first side Q1 of the double-sided display module 31A, the firstconnection portion 104 faces the seventh connection portion 407, and thesecond connection portion 204 faces the sixth connection portion 406;and as shown in FIG. 20, at the second side Q2 of the double-sideddisplay module 31A, the first connection portion 104 faces the sixthconnection portion 406, and the second connection portion 204 faces theseventh connection portion 407.

That is, as shown in FIG. 19, that at the first side Q1 of thedouble-sided display module 31A, the first connection portion 104 facesthe seventh connection portion 407 and the second connection portion 204faces the sixth connection portion 406 means that the first connectionportion 104 extends to a side of the seventh connection portion 407corresponding to the second surface N2 and does not extend beyond theseventh connection portion 407; and the second connection portion 204extends to a side of the sixth connection portion 406 corresponding tothe first surface N1 and does not extend beyond the sixth connectionportion 406.

As shown in FIG. 20, that at the second side Q2 of the double-sideddisplay module 31A, the first connection portion 104 faces the sixthconnection portion 406, and the second connection portion 204 faces theseventh connection portion 407 means that the second connection portion204 extends to a side of the seventh connection portion 407corresponding to the second surface N2 and does not extend beyond theseventh connection portion 407; and the first connection portion 104extends to a side of the sixth connection portion 406 corresponding tothe first surface N1 and does not extend beyond the sixth connectionportion 406.

Therefore, the first connection portion 104 and the second connectionportion 204 are staggered in the thickness direction Z of the firstdisplay module 100 and the second display module 200, and the strengthof the connection between each connector 400 and the first displaymodule 100, the second display module 200 and the encapsulation housing300 may be improved.

For example, the thicknesses of portions in the first sub-regions S1 ofthe first display panel 101 and the second display panel 201 are greaterthan the thicknesses of portions in the second sub-regions S2 thereof.As shown in FIG. 14, the first sub-region S1A of the first display panel101 and the second sub-region S2B of the second display panel 201 arelocated at the first side Q1 of the double-sided display device 31A, andthe second sub-region S2A of the first display panel 101 and the firstsub-region S1B of the second display panel 201 are located at the secondside Q2 of the double-sided display device 31A.

Based on the above structure, in the case where the first connectionportion 104 and the second connection portion 204 are each theconnection piece T1, and the connection piece T1 has the through hole(s)T2, a distance between a first connection portion 104 and a secondconnection portion 204 that are corresponding to each other in any groupat the first side Q1 is equal to a distance between a first connectionportion 104 and a second connection portion 204 that are correspondingto each other in any group at the second side Q2.

In this case, in order to keep the overall thickness of the firstdisplay panel 101 and the second display panel 201 after they arestacked uniform, thicknesses of a sixth connection portion 406 and aseventh connection portion 407 in a connector 400 at the first side Q1may be made respectively equal to thicknesses of a sixth connectionportion 406 and a seventh connection portion 407 in a connector 400 atthe second side Q2.

Based on this, shapes, structures and sizes of connectors 400 used atthe first side Q1 and the second side Q2 of the double-sided displaymodule 31A may be identical.

For example, as shown in FIG. 18, the sixth connection portion 406 ofthe connector 400 includes a first sub-portion 406A and a secondsub-portion 406B that are sequentially arranged along the direction X5pointing from the fourth surface N4 to the third surface N3, and thefirst sub-portion 406A and the second sub-portion 406B are of anintegral structure.

A thickness of the second sub-portion 406B is greater than a thicknessof the first sub-portion 406A. A portion of the first surface N1corresponding to the first sub-portion 406A is flush with a portion ofthe first surface N1 corresponding to the second sub-portion 406B. Aportion of the second surface N2 corresponding to the first sub-portion406A is retracted toward the first surface N1 relative to a portion ofthe second surface N2 corresponding to the second sub-portion 406B. Theportion of the second surface N2 corresponding to the second sub-portion406B is flush with the portion of the second surface N2 corresponding tothe seventh connection portion 407.

Based on this, as shown in FIG. 19, at the first side Q1 of thedouble-sided display module 31A, the portion, extending beyond thesecond display panel 201, in the first sub-region S1A of the firstdisplay panel 101 is located in a space defined by a side of the firstsub-portion 406A away from the second connection portion 204 and a sideof the second sub-portion 406B away from the seventh connection portion407. As shown in FIG. 20, at the second side Q2 of the double-sideddisplay module 31A, the portion, extending beyond the first displaypanel 101, in the first sub-region S1B of the second display panel 201is located in a space defined by a side of the first sub-portion 406Aaway from the first connection portion 104 and a side of the secondsub-portion 406B away from the seventh connection portion 407.

That is, for the above solution in which the sixth connection portion406 includes the first sub-portion 406A and the second sub-portion 406Bwith different thicknesses, as shown in FIG. 19, at the first side Q1 ofthe double-sided display module 31A, the first sub-portion 406A islocated between the portion, extending beyond the second display panel201, in the first sub-region S1A of the first display panel 101 and thesecond connection portion 204. As shown in FIG. 20, at the second sideQ2 of the double-sided display module 31A, the first sub-portion 406A islocated between the portion, extending beyond the first display panel101, in the first sub-region S1B of the second display panel 201 and thefirst connection portion 104.

Through the above arrangement, a size of a front face of thedouble-sided display module 31A may be reduced, thereby reducing an areaoccupied by the double-sided display module 31A.

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 19 and 20, by providing the firstsub-portion 406A and the second sub-portion 406B, at the first side Q1of the double-sided display module 31A, the second connection portion204 may extend to sides of the first sub-portion 406A and the secondsub-portion 406B corresponding to the first surface N1, and the portion,extending beyond the second display panel 201, in the first sub-regionS1 of the first display panel 101 extends to a side of the firstsub-portion 406A corresponding to the second surface N2; and at thesecond side Q2 of the double-sided display module 31A, the firstconnection portion 104 may extend to the sides of the first sub-portion406A and the second sub-portion 406B corresponding to the first surfaceN1, and the portion, extending beyond the first display panel 101, ofthe first sub-portion S1 of the second display panel 201 extends to theside of the first sub-portion 406A corresponding to the second surfaceN2.

In this way, the strength of the connection between each connector 400and the first display module 100, the second display module 200 and theencapsulation housing 300 can be further improved.

It will be noted that, in practical applications, according to differentsequences in which the first connection portion 104 and the secondconnection portion 204 are installed, a through hole T2 in a firstconnection portion 104 and a through hole T2 in a second connectionportion 204 that are assembled first are easily aligned with a smalltolerance, and a through hole T2 in a first connection portion 104 and athrough hole T2 in a second connection portion 204 that are assembledlast are aligned with increased difficulty. Therefore, in some examples,sizes of a through hole T2 in a first connection portion 104 and athrough hole T2 in a second connection portion 204 that are assembledlater may be made greater than sizes of a through hole T2 in a firstconnection portion 104 and a through hole T2 in a second connectionportion 204 that are installed earlier, so as to facilitate theassembly.

For example, as shown in FIG. 14, for the plurality of first connectionportions 104, a size of a through hole T2 in at least one firstconnection portion 104 is different from sizes of through holes T2 inremaining first connection portions 104. For the plurality of secondconnection portions 204, a size of a through hole T2 in at least onesecond connection portion 204 is different from sizes of through holesT2 in remaining second connection portions 204.

In this way, for first connection portions 104 and second connectionportions 204 that are corresponding to each other in a plurality ofgroups, sizes of a first connection portion 104 and a second connectionportion 204 that are corresponding to each other in one group may besmaller than sizes of first connection portions 104 and secondconnection portions 204 that are corresponding to each other inremaining groups.

It will be noted that, an application range of the connector 400provided by the embodiments of the present disclosure is not limited tothe double-sided display module, and the connector 400 may be used inany situation where two objects need to be assembled and connected.

A specific structure of the encapsulation housing 300 is not limited inthe embodiments of the present disclosure, and the encapsulation housing300 may be of an integrally formed structure, or may be assembled fromtwo housings.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIGS. 17, 19 and 20, the encapsulationhousing 300 includes the first housing 301 and the second housing 302.In the thickness direction Z of the double-sided display module 31A andin the direction perpendicular to one side of the double-sided displaymodule 31A, the sections of the first housing 301 and the second housing302 are both L-shaped. The side wall of the first housing 301 and theside wall of the second housing 302 overlap at the side faces of thefirst display panel 101 and the second display panel 201, so that thefirst housing 301 and the second housing 302 enclose the space with theU-shaped section.

Based on this, during the assembly, the first display panel 101 and thesecond display panel 201 may be assembled with the connectors 400 first,then the first display panel 101, the second display panel 201 and theconnectors 400 are placed into the first housing 301 and the secondhousing 302 together, and then the first housing 301, the second housing302 and the connectors 400 are assembled through the first screws 600and the second screws 700. The operation process is simple andconvenient, and the installation may be achieved without alignment.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 21, for the display assembly 1,the display assembly 1 further includes second cushion pads 40 disposedbetween the first clamping plate 10 and the encapsulation housing 300,and between the second clamping plate 20 and the encapsulation housing300. In this way, the second cushion pads 40 may buffer a position wherethe first clamping plate 10 is in contact with the encapsulation housing300 and a position where the second clamping plate 20 is in contact withthe encapsulation housing 300, thereby preventing the first clampingplate 10 and the second clamping plate 20 from being damaged.

For example, a material of the second cushion pads 40 may be an elasticmaterial such as silica gel or rubber. Further, the material of thesecond cushion pads 40 may also be a material with an anti-slip effect.In this way, the second cushion pads 40 may also play an anti-slip role,thereby avoiding displacement of the display module between the firstclamping plate 10 and the second clamping plate 20.

In the double-sided display module 31A provided by the embodiments ofthe present disclosure, the first display module 100 and the seconddisplay module 200 may be display modules capable of separatelyperforming display.

For example, the first display module 100 and the second display module200 may both be liquid crystal display modules or OLED display modules,or one of them is a liquid crystal display module, and the other is anOLED display module.

FIGS. 22 to 27 show some possible structures of the first display module100 and the second display module 200.

In an example in which the first display module 100 and the seconddisplay module 200 are both liquid crystal display modules, as shown inFIG. 22, the first display module 100 and the second display module 200may each include a frame 01, a cover glass 02, a liquid crystal displaypanel 03, a backlight module 04, other electronic components, etc.

A longitudinal section of the frame 01 is, for example, U-shaped. Otherelectronic components such as the liquid crystal display panel 03, thebacklight module 04 and the like are disposed in the frame 01. Thebacklight module 04 is disposed below the liquid crystal display panel03, and the cover glass 02 is located at a side of the liquid crystaldisplay panel 03 away from the backlight module 04.

With continued reference to FIG. 22, the liquid crystal display panel 03includes an array substrate 031, an opposite substrate 032, and a liquidcrystal layer 033 disposed between the array substrate 031 and theopposite substrate 032. The array substrate 031 and the oppositesubstrate 032 are assembled together through a sealant, so that theliquid crystal layer 033 is confined in a region enclosed by thesealant.

As shown in FIG. 23, the first display module 100 and the second displaymodule 200 each include an active area AA and a peripheral area 5, andthe active area AA is provided with a plurality of sub-pixels P therein.The peripheral area S is used for wiring, and a gate driver circuit maybe provided in the peripheral area S.

Herein, as shown in FIG. 23, a description will be given by taking anexample in which the plurality of sub-pixels P are arranged in a matrix.In this case, sub-pixels P arranged in a line in the horizontaldirection X2 are referred to as sub-pixels in a same row, and sub-pixelsP arranged in a line in the vertical direction X1 are referred to assub-pixels in a same column. The sub-pixels P in the same row may beconnected to a gate line, and the sub-pixels P in the same column may beconnected to a data line.

As shown in FIG. 24, the array substrate 031 is provided with a thinfilm transistor 10 and a pixel electrode 20 that are located in a regionwhere each sub-pixel P is located on a first base 0311. The thin filmtransistor 10 includes an active layer, a source electrode, a drainelectrode, a gate electrode and a gate insulator (abbreviated as GI).The source electrode and the drain electrode are in contact with theactive layer, and the pixel electrode 20 is electrically connected tothe drain electrode of the thin film transistor 10.

In some embodiments, the array substrate 031 further includes commonelectrode(s) 30 disposed on the first base 0311. The pixel electrodes 20and the common electrodes 30 may be disposed in a same layer. In thiscase, the pixel electrode 20 and the common electrode 30 are each acomb-tooth structure including a plurality of strip-shapedsub-electrodes.

As shown in FIG. 24, the pixel electrodes 20 and the common electrode 30may be disposed in different layers.

It will be noted that, the liquid crystal display panel 03 is describedwith the common electrode 30 being disposed in the array substrate 031,but the present disclosure is not limited thereto. The common electrode30 may be arranged in the opposite substrate 032, and the details willnot be repeated herein.

The array substrate 031 further includes gate lines and data lines. Thegate electrode of the thin film transistor 10 is electrically connectedto a gate line, and the source electrode thereof is electricallyconnected to a data line. The thin film transistor 10 in the arraysubstrate 031 is used to control whether to apply a signal to the pixelelectrode 20. When a signal is input to the gate line, the thin filmtransistor 10 connected to the gate line is turned on, so that a signalin the data line is applied to the pixel electrode 20 through theturned-on thin film transistor 10.

As shown in FIG. 24, the opposite substrate 032 includes color filterlayers 0322 disposed on a side of a second base 0321 facing the liquidcrystal layer 033. A color filter layer 0322 corresponding to redsub-pixels is a red filter layer; a color filter layer 0322corresponding to green sub-pixels is a green filter layer; and a colorfilter layer 0322 corresponding to blue sub-pixels is a blue filterlayer. The color filter layer 0322 corresponding to the red sub-pixelsrefers to portions of the color filter layer 0322 facing the redsub-pixels in the thickness direction Z of the liquid crystal displaypanel 03. The color filter layer 0322 corresponding to the greensub-pixels refers to portions of the color filter layer 0322 facing thegreen sub-pixels in the thickness direction Z of the liquid crystaldisplay panel 03. The color filter layer 0322 corresponding to the bluesub-pixels refers to portions of the color filter layer 0322 facing theblue sub-pixels in the thickness direction Z of the liquid crystaldisplay panel 03.

Regardless of whether it is the red filter layer, the green filter layeror the blue filter layer, its material includes a material formed bymixing a polymer material and an organic dye, which is referred to as anorganic dye material. A difference in the materials of the red filterlayer, the green filter layer and the blue filter layer lies in adifference in organic dyes.

In addition, in order to avoid crosstalk between adjacent sub-pixels,the opposite substrate 032 further includes a black matrix (BM) 0323.The black matrix 0323 includes a plurality of first light-shieldingstrips that are parallel and a plurality of second light-shieldingstrips that are parallel. The plurality of first light-shielding stripsand the plurality of second light-shielding strips enclose a pluralityof meshes, and each mesh is a region where one sub-pixel is located.

As shown in FIGS. 25 and 26, the backlight module 04 includes a lightsource 041, a light guide plate 042, and optical film(s) 043 disposed ona light-exiting side of the light guide plate 042.

The optical film(s) 043 may include a diffusion sheet and/or abrightness enhancement film (BEF). The brightness enhancement film maybe a prism film, a dual brightness enhancement film (DBEF), or acombination thereof.

As shown in FIG. 25, the light source 041 may be disposed on a side faceof the light guide plate 042. In this case, the backlight module 04 isan edge-lit backlight module. Based on this, as shown in FIG. 25, thebacklight module 04 may further include a reflective sheet 044, and thereflective sheet 044 is disposed on a side of the light guide plate 042away from the light-exiting side.

A cross-section of the light guide plate 042 has two shapes, i.e., awedge shape and a flat plate shape. FIG. 25 shows an example in whichthe light guide plate 042 is a wedge-shaped plate.

As shown in FIG. 26, the light source 041 may also be disposed on a sideof the light guide plate 042 away from the light-exiting side. In thiscase, the backlight module 04 is a direct-lit backlight module. Thelight source 041 may include, for example, light-emitting diodes (LED).

In a case where the backlight module 04 is the direct-lit backlightmodule, a light plate may be made by using micro blue LEDs arranged inan array. The light plate is disposed at a bottom of the backlightmodule 04, and a light-exiting direction of the light plate faces theliquid crystal display panel 03.

For example, as shown in FIG. 26, a direct-lit backlight module isprovided, in which the blue LEDs are made into the light plate as thelight source 041, the optical film(s) 043 is disposed above the lightplate, and the reflective sheet 044 may be disposed below the lightsource 041.

The structures of the backlight module 04 in FIGS. 25 and 26 are merelyexamples, and the structure of the backlight module 04 may further haveother variations, which are not limited herein.

In some embodiments, in a case where the first display module 100 andthe second display module 200 are both the liquid crystal displaymodules, one of the first display module 100 and the second displaymodule 200 includes a backlight module 04, the other does not include abacklight module 04. The backlight module 04 is disposed between thefirst display panel 101 and the second display panel 201, and thebacklight module 04 is configured to provide light to the first displaypanel 101 and the second display panel 201. That is, the backlightmodule 04 is a backlight module capable of emitting light on both sides.As a result, the first display module 100 and the second display module200 may share one backlight module 04, and the double-sided displaymodule 31A is made light and thin.

In some other embodiments of the present disclosure, the double-sideddisplay module may include a double-sided display panel. In this case,the double-sided display panel may be a double-sided light-emission OLEDdisplay panel.

As shown in FIG. 27, the display panel includes a base 110 and a pixeldriving circuit disposed in each sub-pixel P on the base 110 andelectrically connected to a light-emitting device in the sub-pixel P.The pixel driving circuit includes a plurality of thin film transistors120. The plurality of thin film transistors include a driving thin filmtransistor. A drain electrode of the driving thin film transistor iselectrically connected to an anode 131 of a light-emitting device 130.

A buffer layer 140 may be provided between the first base 110 and thethin film transistor 120.

In addition to the anode 131, the light-emitting device 130 may furtherinclude a light-emitting functional layer 132 and a cathode 133. In acase where the light-emitting device 130 is a double-sidedlight-emission light-emitting device, the anode 131 and the cathode 133are both transparent. In this case, the anode may be made of indium tinoxide (ITO), and the cathode 133 may be made of metallic silver with athinner thickness.

In some embodiments, the light-emitting functional layer 132 includes alight-emitting layer. In some other embodiments, in addition to thelight-emitting layer, the light-emitting functional layer 132 furtherincludes one or more of an election transporting layer (abbreviated asETL), an election injection layer (abbreviated as EIL), a holetransporting layer (abbreviated as HTL) and a hole injection layer(abbreviated as HIL).

On the above basis, for example, with continued reference to FIG. 27,the display panel may further include a passivation layer 150 and aplanarization layer 160 disposed between the driving transistor and theanode 131. A material of the passivation layer 150 is an inorganicmaterial, and a material of the planarization layer 160 is an organicmaterial.

In addition, for example, as shown in FIG. 27, the display panel mayfurther include a pixel defining layer 170 located in a region where thesub-pixels P are located. The pixel defining layer 170 includes aplurality of opening regions, and a light-emitting functional layer 132of one light-emitting device 130 is disposed in one opening region.

The display panel 2111 may further include an encapsulation layer 180,and the encapsulation layer 180 may be an encapsulation film or anencapsulation glass.

It can be seen from the above description that, the display assembly 1of the baffle member 1011 is installed inside the carriage body 1022 ofthe vehicle body 1020 through the at least one adapter 2. A structure ofthe adapter 2 will be exemplarily introduced below.

FIGS. 28 and 29 show the structure of the adapter 2 in some embodimentsof the present disclosure.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 4 and 28, at least one adapter 2 is provided on theperiphery of the display assembly 1, and the adapter 2 is connected toan adapter portion 111 in the first clamping plate 10 and an adapterportion 211 in the second clamping plate 20 of the display assembly 1,so that the display assembly 1 is fixed to the object in the externalenvironment, for example, fixed to the carriage body 1022 or the armrest1023.

As shown in FIG. 28, the adapter 2 includes: a first adapter plate 21and a second adapter plate 22 that are arranged oppositely andseparately, a fixing block 23 connected to the first adapter plate 21and the second adapter plate 22, and a fixing pin 24 disposed betweenthe first adapter plate 21 and the second adapter plate 22.

The fixing pin 24 is connected to one of the first adapter plate 21 andthe second adapter plate 22. FIG. 28 shows a case where the fixing pin24 is connected to the first adapter plate 21.

The adapter portion 111 in the first clamping plate 10 is a firstthrough hole G1, the adapter portion 211 in the second clamping plate 20is a second through hole G2, and the fixing pin 24 passes through thefirst through hole G1 and the second through hole G2, so that an edge ofthe display assembly 1 is caught between the first adapter plate 21 andthe second adapter plate 22.

The fixing block 23 in the adapter 2 includes a fixing portion 231, andthe adapter 2 is fixed to the object in the external environment throughthe fixing portion 231. FIG. 28 shows a case where the adapter 2 isfixed to the armrest 1023 in the vehicle body 1020 through the fixingportion 231.

A structure of the fixing portion 231 may be reasonably set according toa position of the baffle member 1011 in the vehicle body 1020 and thestructural feature of the vehicle body 1020 and/or structural featuresof components in the vehicle body 1020.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 28, the fixing block 23 includes afifth surface N5 and a sixth surface N6 that are arranged oppositely.The fifth surface N5 is closer to the fixing pin 24 than the sixthsurface N6, and the fixing portion 231 is a third through hole G3penetrating the fifth surface N5 and the sixth surface N6. The adapter 2may be fixed to the object in the external environment by using a fourthfixing member 28 to pass through the third through hole G3. The fourthfixing member 28 may be, for example, a screw.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 28, a surface, proximate to thefixing pin 24, of one of the first adapter plate 21 and the secondadapter plate 22 that is not connected to the fixing pin 24 is providedwith a groove K matched with the fixing pin 24, so that the fixing pin24 may be position-limited, thereby preventing the display assembly 1from slipping off the fixing pin 24. For example, as shown in FIG. 28,the fixing pin 24 is connected to the first adapter plate 21, and asurface of the second adapter plate 22 proximate to the fixing pin 24 isprovided with a groove K matched with the fixing pin 24.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 28, the first adapter plate 21 andthe fixing block 23 are connected into an integral structure, and thesecond adapter plate 22 and the fixing block 23 are detachablyconnected. Alternatively, the second adapter plate 22 and the fixingblock 23 are connected into an integral structure, and the first adapterplate 21 and the fixing block 23 are detachably connected. FIG. 28 showsa case where the first adapter plate 21 and the fixing block 23 areconnected into an integral structure, and the second adapter plate 22and the fixing block 23 are detachably connected.

Based on the above structure, when the display assembly 1 is installedby using the adapter 2, the adapter 2 is first fixed to the carriagebody 1022 or the armrest 1023. For example, the fixing block 23 may befixed to the carriage body 1022 or the armrest 1023 by using the fourthfixing member 28 to pass through the third through hole G3 from a sideaway from the carriage body 1022 or the armrest 1023. Then, the firstadapter plate 21 is connected to the fixing block 23. In a case wherethe first adapter plate 21 and the fixing block 23 are of an integralstructure, this step is not needed. Then, the fixing pin 24 connected tothe first transfer plate 21 is inserted into the first through hole G1of the first clamping plate 10 and the second through hole G2 of thesecond clamping plate 20 of the display assembly 1 (in this step, it istaken as an example that the fixing pin 24 is connected to the firsttransfer plate 21). Finally, the second adapter plate 22 is connected tothe fixing block 23. For example, the connection between the secondadapter plate 22 and the fixing block 23 may be achieved by using afifth fixing member 29 to penetrate through holes, matched with eachother, provided in the second adapter plate 22 and the fixing block 23.The fifth fixing member 29 may be, for example, a screw.

It can be seen that, by using the adapter 2, the first adapter plate 21and the second adapter plate 22 do not need to be aligned, and theinstallation is convenient. In addition, when the display assembly 1needs to be replaced or repaired, the second adapter plate 22 may bedirectly disassembled to replace or repair the display assembly 1, whichis simple and convenient to operate.

In some embodiments, the fixing block 23 in the adapter 2 may further beprovided with a wiring hole for allowing the connection line (e.g., theconnection line 1013 shown in FIGS. 1 and 4) to penetrate. In this way,when the display device 30 in the display assembly is electricallyconnected to an external electrical appliance (e.g., the controller 1012shown in FIGS. 1 and 4), the connection line may be arranged in thewiring hole, thereby preventing the connection line being exposed.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIGS. 28 and 29, the adapter 2 furtherincludes a third cushion pad 25 disposed on a surface of the firstadapter plate 21 proximate to the second adapter plate 22, and a fourthcushion pad 26 disposed on a surface of the second adapter plate 22proximate to the first adapter plate 21. The third cushion pad 25 andthe fourth cushion pad 26 are both arranged around the fixing pin 24. Inthis way, in the edge portion of the display assembly 1 caught betweenthe first adapter plate 21 and the second adapter plate 22, surfaces ofthe display assembly 1 in the thickness direction Z are in contact withthe third cushion pad 25 and the fourth cushion pad 26, respectively.

In the above embodiments, by providing the third cushion pad 25 on thesurface of the first adapter plate 21 proximate to the second adapterplate 22, and by providing the fourth cushion pad 26 on the surface ofthe second adapter plate 22 proximate to the first adapter plate 21, itis possible to prevent the first adapter plate 21 and the second adapterplate 22 from directly contacting the first clamping plate 10 and thesecond clamping plate 20 of the baffle member 1011, thereby improvingreliability of the tempered glass in a case where the first clampingplate 10 and the second clamping plate 20 are the tempered glass.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIGS. 28 and 29, a surface of the firstadapter plate 21 proximate to the third cushion pad 25 is provided withfirst position-limiting portion(s) J1, and a surface of the thirdcushion pad 25 proximate to the first adapter plate 21 is provided withsecond position-limiting portion(s) J2 in matching connection with thefirst position-limiting portion(s) J1. And/or, a surface of the secondadapter plate 22 proximate to the fourth cushion pad 26 is provided withthird position-limiting portion(s) J3, and a surface of the fourthcushion pad 26 proximate to the second adapter plate 22 is provided withfourth position-limiting portion(s) J4 in matching connection with thethird position-limiting portion J3.

The first position-limiting portion J1 may be a position-limitinggroove. In this case, the second position-limiting portion J2 may be aposition-limiting protrusion. Alternatively, the first position-limitingportion J1 may be a position-limiting protrusion. In this case, thesecond position-limiting portion J1 may be a position-limiting groove.

The third position-limiting portion J3 may be a position-limitinggroove. In this case, the fourth position-limiting portion J4 may be aposition-limiting protrusion. Alternatively, the third position-limitingportion J3 may be a position-limiting protrusion. In this case, thefourth position-limiting portion J4 may be a position-limiting groove.

For example, the first adapter plate 21 may include a plurality of firstposition-limiting portions J1, and the third cushion pad 25 may includea plurality of second position-limiting portions J2. In this case, partof the plurality of first position-limiting portions J1 areposition-limiting grooves, and the other part of the plurality of firstposition-limiting portions J1 are position-limiting protrusions.Alternatively, all the plurality of first position-limiting portions J1are position-limiting grooves or position-limiting protrusions. Theplurality of second position-limiting portions J2 are designed to bematched with the plurality of first position-limiting portions J1.

For example, the second adapter plate 22 may include a plurality ofthird position-limiting portions J3, and the fourth cushion pad 26 mayinclude a plurality of fourth position-limiting portions J4. In thiscase, part of the plurality of third position-limiting portions J3 areposition-limiting grooves, and the other part of the plurality of thirdposition-limiting portions J3 are position-limiting protrusions.Alternatively, all the plurality of third position-limiting portions J3are position-limiting grooves or position-limiting protrusions. Theplurality of fourth position-limiting portions J4 are designed to bematched with the plurality of third position-limiting portions J3.

In the above embodiments, by providing the position-limiting portionsthat are matched with each other on the adapter plates and the cushionpads, the third cushion pad 25 and/or the fourth cushion pad 26 may befurther position-limited, thereby preventing the third cushion pad 25and/or the fourth cushion pad 26 from slipping.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 28, a surface of the third cushionpad 25 away from the first adapter plate 21 is provided with a firstrecess L1, so that a surface, in contact with the third cushion pad 25,of the edge portion of the display assembly 1 forms a first dampingchamber L1′ with the first recess L1. And/or, a surface of the fourthcushion pad 26 away from the second adapter plate 22 is provided with asecond recess L2, so that a surface, in contact with the fourth cushionpad 26, of the edge portion of the display assembly 1 forms a seconddamping chamber L2′ with the second recess L2.

In the above embodiments, by providing the first recess L1 in the thirdcushion pad 25 and/or the second recess L2 in the fourth cushion pad 26,and thus forming the first damping chamber L1′ and/or the second dampingchamber L2′, the stress may be buffered, so that the reliability of thefirst clamping plate 10 and the second clamping plate 20 that are madeof glass may be improved.

The first recess L1 and the second recess L2 may be regular-shapedgrooves, such as circular grooves, or may be irregular-shaped grooves.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, as shown in FIG. 29, thefirst recess L1 is enclosed by edge ribs L3 located at an edge of thethird cushion pad 25 and ribs L4 located between the edge ribs L3. Thesecond recess L2 is enclosed by edge ribs L3 located at an edge of thefourth cushion pad 26 and ribs L4 located between the edge ribs L3.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 28, the adapter 2 further includesa fifth cushion pad 27 disposed between the fixing pin 24 and innerwalls of the first through hole G1 and the second through hole G2. Thefifth cushion pad 27 may prevent the first clamping plate 10 and thesecond clamping plate 20 from directly contacting the fixing pin 24,buffer stress between both the first clamping plate 10 and the secondclamping plate 20 and the fixing pin 24, and prevent the stress fromdamaging the first clamping plate 10 and the second clamping plate 20.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 28, a sixth cushion pad 3 isprovided between positions on edges of the first clamping plate 10 andthe second clamping plate 20. The sixth cushion pad 3 has an opening Mat a position corresponding to the first through hole G1 and the secondthrough hole G2 for the fixing pin 24 to pass through the sixth cushionpad 3. The sixth cushion pad 3 can support a gap between the firstclamping plate 10 and the second clamping plate 20, and may bufferstress on the first clamping plate 10 and the second clamping plate 20.

During the assembly of the display assembly 1, an adhesive may be coatedon both side faces of the sixth cushion pad 3, the sixth cushion pad 3is first adhered to the first clamping plate 10, then the display device30 is placed on the first clamping plate 10, and then the sixth cushionpad 3 is adhered to the second clamping plate 20, thereby achieving theassembly of the display module 1.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the third cushion pad 25,the fourth cushion pad 26, the fifth cushion pad 27 and the sixthcushion pad 3 may be cushion pads with flexibility such as silica gel,rubber or the like; and further, they may also have an anti-slip effect.

It will be noted that, an application range of the adapter 2 provided bythe embodiments of the present disclosure is not limited to the bafflemember 1011, and the adapter 2 may be used in any scenario where aplate-like object needs to be connected to the object in the externalenvironment.

The forgoing descriptions are merely specific implementations of thepresent disclosure, but the protection scope of the present disclosureis not limited thereto. Any changes or replacements that a personskilled in the art could conceive of within the technical scope of thepresent disclosure shall be included in the protection scope of thepresent disclosure. Therefore, the protection scope of the presentdisclosure shall be subject to the protection scope of the claims.

1. A display assembly, comprising: a display device having at least oneactive area; and a first clamping plate and a second clamping platedisposed on two opposite sides of the display device in a thicknessdirection of the display device, wherein at least one of the firstclamping plate and the second clamping plate is located on at least onelight-exiting side of the display device, respectively; and at least apartial region of a portion, covering an active area of the displaydevice, in a clamping plate located on a light-exiting side of thedisplay device is in a transparent state; and edges of the firstclamping plate and the second clamping plate each have at least oneadapter portion, and adapter portions are configured to fix the displayassembly to an object in an external environment through at least oneadapter.
 2. The display assembly according to claim 1, wherein thedisplay device includes: a display module; and a signal converter boardcoupled to the display module, the signal converter board being disposedbetween the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate, andbeing arranged side by side with the display module; and the signalconverter board being configured to receive an image signal, and converta format of the image signal to generate a screen driving controlsignal.
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 4. The display assembly according to claim 2,wherein the display module is a double-sided display module; and thedouble-sided display module includes: a first display module and asecond display module that are arranged back to back; and anencapsulation housing disposed on a periphery of the first displaymodule and the second display module, the encapsulation housing beingconfigured to fix the first display module and the second displaymodule.
 5. The display assembly according to claim 4, wherein the signalconverter board has a first signal interface and a second signalinterface; the first display module includes: a first display panel; afirst driving circuit board coupled to the first display panel, thefirst driving circuit board having a third signal interface; and a firstflexible circuit board coupled to the first signal interface and thethird signal interface; and the second display module includes: a seconddisplay panel; a second driving circuit board coupled to the seconddisplay panel, the second driving circuit board having a fourth signalinterface; and a second flexible circuit board coupled to the secondsignal interface and the fourth signal interface.
 6. The displayassembly according to claim 5, wherein the first display panel and thesecond display panel each have an active area and a peripheral areadisposed around the active area, and the peripheral area includes afirst sub-region and a second sub-region located on two opposite sidesof the active area in a first direction; two opposite sides of thedouble-sided display module in the first direction are a first side anda second side; the first sub-region of the first display panel and thesecond sub-region of the second display panel are located at the firstside of the double-sided display module, and the second sub-region ofthe first display panel and the first sub-region of the second displaypanel are located at the second side of the double-sided display module;and boundaries of the active areas of the first display panel and thesecond display panel completely overlap; a portion of the first drivingcircuit board and a portion of the second driving circuit board aredisposed in first sub-regions of corresponding display panels,respectively, the third signal interface is located at the first side ofthe double-sided display module, and the fourth signal interface islocated at the second side of the double-sided display module; and theencapsulation housing includes a side wall facing side faces of thefirst display panel and the second display panel, and the side wall isprovided with at least one circuit board penetration opening; and the atleast one board penetration opening is configured to allow the firstflexible circuit board coupled to the third signal interface and thesecond flexible circuit board coupled to the fourth signal interface topenetrate.
 7. The display assembly according to claim 6, wherein the atleast one circuit board penetration opening includes one circuit boardpenetration opening, and the circuit board penetration opening isdisposed at a position on the side wall corresponding to the thirdsignal interface; after being coupled to the third signal interface, thefirst flexible circuit board directly passes through the circuit boardpenetration opening; and after being coupled to the fourth signalinterface, the second flexible circuit board passes through a gapbetween the first display panel and the second display panel, and passesthrough the circuit board penetration opening.
 8. The display assemblyaccording to claim 7, wherein a dimension of the first sub-region in thefirst direction is greater than a dimension of the second sub-region inthe first direction; at the first side of the double-sided displaymodule, in a direction that is away from the active area in the firstdirection, a portion, extending beyond the second display panel, in thefirst sub-region of the first display panel sequentially includes afirst width portion and a second width portion; and a thickness of thefirst width portion is greater than a thickness of the second widthportion, and the third signal interface is disposed on the second widthportion, and is located on a back face of the first display panel; atthe second side of the double-sided display module, in a direction thatis away from the active area in the first direction, a portion,extending beyond the first display panel, in the first sub-region of thesecond display panel sequentially includes a third width portion and afourth width portion; and a thickness of the third width portion isgreater than a thickness of the fourth width portion, and the fourthsignal interface is disposed on the fourth width portion, and is locatedon a back face of the second display panel; the double-sided displaymodule further includes a first fixing member and a second fixingmember; and a portion of the second flexible circuit board locatedbetween a portion, coupled to the fourth signal interface, of the secondflexible circuit board and a portion, between the first display paneland the second display panel, of the second flexible circuit board isfixed on a surface, proximate to the first display panel, of the thirdwidth portion of the second display panel through the first fixingmember; and a portion of the second flexible circuit board locatedbetween the portion, between the first display panel and the seconddisplay panel, of the second flexible circuit board and a portion,located at the third signal interface, of the second flexible circuitboard is fixed to a surface, proximate to the second display panel, ofthe first width portion of the first display panel through the secondfixing member.
 9. The display assembly according to claim 6, wherein thethird signal interface and the fourth signal interface are located on asame straight line extending in the first direction.
 10. (canceled) 11.(canceled)
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 13. The display assembly according to claim 4,wherein the double-sided display module further includes a plurality ofconnectors, and each connector includes: a first surface and a secondsurface disposed opposite to each other; a third surface and a fourthsurface that are both connected to the first surface and the secondsurface and are disposed opposite to each other; at least one firstconnection hole disposed in the first surface and extends toward thesecond surface; at least one second connection hole disposed in thesecond surface and extends toward the first surface; and at least onethird connection hole disposed in the third surface and extend towardthe fourth surface; the first display module further includes aplurality of first connection portions, and the second display modulefurther includes a plurality of second connection portions; theencapsulation housing includes side walls opposite to side faces of thefirst display panel and the second display panel, and the encapsulationhousing further includes a plurality of third connection portionsdisposed on the side walls; and positions of the plurality ofconnectors, the plurality of first connection portions, the plurality ofsecond connection portions and the plurality of third connectionportions are in one-to-one correspondence; the connector is disposed ona side of a side wall of the encapsulation housing proximate to thefirst display panel and the second display panel, and the fourth surfaceof the connector is closer to the first display panel and the seconddisplay panel than the third surface; and each third connection portioncorresponds to a third connection hole of a connector; each firstconnection portion is connected to a connector through at least onefirst connection hole of the connector, and each second connectionportion is connected to a connector through at least one secondconnection hole of the connector; or, each first connection portion isconnected to a connector through at least one second connection hole ofthe connector, and each second connection portion is connected to aconnector through at least one first connection hole of the connector;and each third connection portion is connected to a connector through atleast one third connection hole of the connector, so that the firstdisplay module and the second display module are fixed by theencapsulation housing.
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 15. The display assembly accordingto claim 13, wherein in a direction pointing from the fourth surface tothe third surface, a thickness of the connector increases stepwise, andthe thickness of the connector refers to a dimension of the connector ina direction pointing from the second surface to the first surface. 16.The display assembly according to claim 15, wherein the connectorincludes a fourth connection portion and a fifth connection portion thatare sequentially arranged in the direction pointing from the fourthsurface to the third surface; the fourth connection portion and thefifth connection portion are of an integral structure, a side face ofthe fourth connection portion away from the fifth connection portion isthe fourth surface, and a side face of the fifth connection portion awayfrom the fourth connection portion is the third surface; a thickness ofthe fifth connection portion is greater than a thickness of the fourthconnection portion; a portion of the first surface corresponding to thefourth connection portion is retracted toward the second surfacerelative to a portion of the first surface corresponding to the fifthconnection portion; and a portion of the second surface corresponding tothe fourth connection portion is retracted toward the first surfacerelative to a portion of the second surface corresponding to the fifthconnection portion; and the at least one first connection hole and theat least one second connection hole are both disposed in the fourthconnection portion.
 17. The display assembly according to claim 16,wherein the first display panel and the second display panel each havean active area and a peripheral area disposed around the active area,and the peripheral area includes a first sub-region and a secondsub-region located on two opposite sides of the active area in a firstdirection; two opposite sides of the double-sided display module in thefirst direction are a first side and a second side; a first sub-regionof the first display panel and a first sub-region of the second displaypanel are located at the first side of the double-sided display module,and a second sub-region of the first display panel and a secondsub-region of the second display panel are located at the second side ofthe double-sided display module; and boundaries of active areas of thefirst display panel and the second display panel completely overlap; theplurality of first connection portions are disposed at sides of thefirst sub-region and the second sub-region of the first display panelaway from the active area, and the plurality of second connectionportions are disposed at sides of the first sub-region and the secondsub-region of the second display panel away from the active area; and afirst connection portion is connected to the fourth connection portionthrough at least one first connection hole, and a second connectionportion is connected to the fourth connection portion through at leastone second connection hole.
 18. The display assembly according to claim15, wherein the connector includes a sixth connection portion, a seventhconnection portion and an eighth connection portion that aresequentially arranged in the direction pointing from the fourth surfaceto the third surface; the sixth connection portion, the seventhconnection portion and the eighth connection portion are of an integralstructure, a side face of the sixth connection portion away from theeighth connection portion is the fourth surface, and a side face of theeighth connection portion away from the sixth connection portion is thethird surface; a thickness of the eighth connection portion is greaterthan a thickness of the seventh connection portion, and the thickness ofthe seventh connection portion is greater than at least one thickness ofthe sixth connection portion; a portion of the first surfacecorresponding to the seventh connection portion is flush with a portionof the first surface corresponding to the eighth connection portion; anda portion of the second surface corresponding to the seventh connectionportion is retracted toward the first surface relative to a portion ofthe second surface corresponding to the eighth connection portion; aportion of the first surface corresponding to the sixth connectionportion is retracted toward the second surface relative to the portionof the first surface corresponding to the seventh connection portion;and a portion of the second surface corresponding to the firstconnection portion is retracted toward the first surface relative to theportion of the second surface corresponding to the eighth connectionportion; and the at least one first connection hole is disposed in thesixth connection portion, and the at least one second connection hole isdisposed in the seventh connection portion.
 19. The display assemblyaccording to claim 18, wherein the sixth connection portion includes afirst sub-portion and a second sub-portion that are sequentiallyarranged in the direction pointing from the fourth surface to the thirdsurface; and the first sub-portion and the second sub-portion are of anintegrated structure; and a thickness of the first sub-portion issmaller than a thickness of the second sub-portion; a portion of thefirst surface corresponding to the first sub-portion is flush with aportion of the first surface corresponding to the second sub-portion; aportion of the second surface corresponding to the first sub-portion isretracted toward the first surface relative to a portion of the secondsurface corresponding to the second sub-portion; and the portion of thesecond surface corresponding to the second sub-portion is flush with theportion of the second surface corresponding to the seventh connectionportion.
 20. The display assembly according to claim 18, wherein thefirst display panel and the second display panel each have an activearea and a peripheral area disposed around the active area, and theperipheral area includes a first sub-region and a second sub-regionlocated on two opposite sides of the active area in a first direction;and a dimension of the first sub-region in the first direction isgreater than a dimension of the second sub-region in the firstdirection; two opposite sides of the double-sided display module in thefirst direction are a first side and a second side; a first sub-regionof the first display panel and a second sub-region of the second displaypanel are located at the first side of the double-sided display module,and a second sub-region of the first display panel and a firstsub-region of the second display panel are located at the second side ofthe double-sided display module; and boundaries of active areas of thefirst display panel and the second display panel completely overlap; theplurality of first connection portions are disposed at sides, away fromthe active area, of the first sub-region and the second sub-region ofthe first display panel, and the plurality of second connection portionsare disposed at sides, away from the active area, of the firstsub-region and the second sub-region of the second display panel; and atthe first side of the double-sided display module, a first connectionportion is connected to a seventh connection portion through at leastone second connection hole, and a second connection portion is connectedto a sixth connection portion through at least one first connectionhole; and at the second side of the double-sided display module, a firstconnection portion is connected to a sixth connection portion through atleast one first connection hole, and a second connection portion isconnected to a seventh connection portion through at least one secondconnection hole.
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 23. The display assemblyaccording to claim 4, wherein the encapsulation housing includes a firsthousing and a second housing; in a thickness direction of thedouble-sided display module and in a direction perpendicular to one sideof the double-sided display module, sections of the first housing andthe second housing are both L-shaped; and a side wall of the firsthousing and a side wall of the second housing overlap at side faces ofthe first display module and the second display module, so that thefirst housing and the second housing enclose a space with a U-shapedsection; in a case where the encapsulation housing includes a circuitboard penetration opening, at least one overlapping side wall of thefirst housing and/or the second housing is provided with a penetrationsub-opening, and the penetration sub-opening forms at least part of thecircuit board penetration opening; and in a case where the encapsulationhousing includes third connection portions with a through-holestructure, overlapping side walls of the first housing and the secondhousing are each provided with a sub-through hole, and two sub-throughholes corresponding in positions overlap to form a third connectionportion.
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 27. (canceled) 28.A baffle member, comprising: the display assembly according to claim 1;and at least one adapter disposed on a periphery of the displayassembly, the adapter being configured to be connected to adapterportions in the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate ofthe display assembly to fix the display assembly to the object in theexternal environment.
 29. The baffle member according to claim 28,wherein the adapter includes: a first adapter plate and a second adapterplate that are disposed opposite to and separated from each other; afixing pin disposed between the first adapter plate and the secondadapter plate; the fixing pin being connected to one of the firstadapter plate and the second adapter plate; an adapter portion in thefirst clamping plate is a first through hole, an adapter portion in thesecond clamping plate is a second through hole, and the fixing pinpenetrates through the first through hole and the second through hole,so that an edge of the display assembly is caught between the firstadapter plate and the second adapter plate; and a fixing block connectedto the first adapter plate and the second adapter plate, the fixingblock including a fixing portion, and the adapter is fixed to the objectin the external environment through the fixing portion.
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 38. A display apparatus,comprising: the baffle member according to claim 28; a controllercoupled to the display device in the baffle member, the controller beingconfigured to receive an original image signal, and convert a format ofthe original image signal to generate an image signal; and in a casewhere the display device includes a signal converter board, thecontroller being coupled to the signal converter board; and a connectionline for connecting the controller and the display device. 39.(canceled)
 40. A vehicle, comprising: a vehicle body, the vehicle bodyincluding a shell body and a carriage body disposed inside the shellbody; and the display apparatus according to claim 38 disposed in thevehicle body, the display assembly of the baffle member of the displayapparatus being fixed in the carriage body through the at least oneadapter; and the controller of the display apparatus being disposedbetween the carriage body and the shell body.
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